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Built by Jethrow a few years ago now.
Unfortunately not much room for the esky or crew.
love the cannoe
This is my 1969 Mark 1 Top Hat, SV Seaka with her new mainsail [see the 2017 May issue of Cruising Helmsman]
I've cruised a couple of times from the Camden Haven Inlet [NSW] to the Whitsundays and beyond as well as several trips towards Sydney.
Endeavour 26.
Not as nice as the majority here. But she gets me out on the water when I have some spare time.
This is me and my youngest on Lake Mac.
Some beautiful boats on here and some real glamours. Kudos to you all! Mine is still a work in progress. Photo was taken today. Finally have the last coat on. Now the deck and anti foul.
Sorry for the photo being on its side. Most of you know its a little Swanson Dart 22 with a bubble canopy.
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Whilst sitting in the sun with nothing to do had a look at your utube
Sydney to Brisbane cruise . Lovely
East Coast 31, built 1976.
Well known as my expensive girlfriend, but worth every cent.
Island Packet 35, brought us 32,000 miles home to Oz from the east coast of US, over 10 years and always towards the east. Now for sale at Manly Qld.
Whoop de doo... Elliott 7, wonderful little racer and day sailer... distance cruising wouldn't be her strong point!
Select to expand quotelydia said..MagicCarpet4 said..
"Here is my two boats worth"
The first is my Swanson 32 "Magic Carpet", with a sugar scoop stern retrofitted, cruising down the Crookhaven back to our mooring. The Swanson is currently on the market as we upgraded last year to the Hunter 356 in the next picture. The Hunter is moored in McCarrs Creek, Pittwater, for now.
MC, have you got the history of the Swanson 32.
Looks like the old bubble cabin hidden there.
Hi Lydia, I don't know a lot about the boats history. I was told it was in Lake Macquarie before being relocated to Greenwell Point. Sold by a lady after her husband passed I believe. It does have a rounded coach house with a small combing past the companion way hatch, giving it an extended look at the aft section. A great seaworthy boat with headroom through to the keel stepped mast and a good sized Vberth forward of the head and shower.
Think it might be the old Rough Red/Maggi McGill.
Although the deck is changed a lot.
Harmony was the other with that bubble coach house but it is still around in original trim.
These were taken in 2013 when she was looking a lot better and in much better shape than she is at present. I'm just biding my time before pressures of parenting are relieved so I can get back out on a regular basis.
She is a Swanson 32 launched in 1985.
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Fitted out and rigged yet?
No unfortunately, but making slow progress due to building a house as well.
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Cavalier 37 Pintado
Hi Aus, was your boat ever called New Horizons? It should have M236 or the name under bunk hatches.
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Fitted out and rigged yet?
It would not appear so from the photo would it??
Select to expand quotecisco said..southace said..
Fitted out and rigged yet?
It would not appear so from the photo would it??
Well that's how I seen the boat 3 years ago the last time I seen it 3 years ago although it just had been launched , has yours been launched yet?
The mighty Icon was slipped , polished and antifouled in March, still waiting on mates to fine tune there sewing machine before the macro suede covers the lounge, the interior will be based on the design layout below however the large flatscreen tv is mounted lower as I don't appreciate a stiff neck.
From Pogos to S&S', Fusions, Van de Stadts, Jboats, Sonatas, Adams, Currawongs, Sailmasters, Aquarias', Etchelles, Carters, Savages, Castles, Seaways, Beneteaus, Heavenly Twins, Tasmans, Waranas?, Wilderness', Swansons, Jarkans, XYachts, Jethrows, Bavarias, 16ftrs?, Cavaliers, Swarbricks, Hunters, Top Hats, Hanses, Endeavours, East Coasts, Island Packets, Elliotts...love looking at 'em all, thanks for the pics.
(Sorry, there's a couple there I couldn't pick). I'll throw in Sydney's here too as another boat owned by a Seabreezer, somebody is being slack.
That's a pretty good spectrum methinks.
What builders are missing out of this list? Ross', Catalinas and Seawinds spring to mind.
Edit: Donk, don't you play on an Elan too? Pics?
Here's my 2005 Catalina 34 MKII 'Allana' - renamed from 'Steen', whatever that means.
regards to all,
Allan
Select to expand quoteshaggybaxter said..
From Pogos to S&S', Fusions, Van de Stadts, Jboats, Sonatas, Adams, Currawongs, Sailmasters, Aquarias', Etchelles, Carters, Savages, Castles, Seaways, Beneteaus, Heavenly Twins, Tasmans, Waranas?, Wilderness', Swansons, Jarkans, XYachts, Jethrows, Bavarias, 16ftrs?, Cavaliers, Swarbricks, Hunters, Top Hats, Hanses, Endeavours, East Coasts, Island Packets, Elliotts...love looking at 'em all, thanks for the pics.
(Sorry, there's a couple there I couldn't pick). I'll throw in Sydney's here too as another boat owned by a Seabreezer, somebody is being slack.
That's a pretty good spectrum methinks.
What builders are missing out of this list? Ross', Catalinas and Seawinds spring to mind.
Edit: Donk, don't you play on an Elan too? Pics?
Hi Shaggy
I think you have me confused with Rumblefish who sails on a Elan
This is the Jenneau 349 that i crew on during the Tassie racing season
And this is the Elan that Rumblefish sails on (I really like this photo taken during last years Cock of the Huon race)
Regards Don
Santana is a saltram saga 40. This is on a recent cruise up to Sandy straights. Had 3 glorious weeks of cruising with the family, whales, dolphins, turtles, dugongs and dingos.
The kids check out the cubby house
hard dodger is a new addition.
Whale spotting positions.
Great seeing all the craft! I didn't realize how few photos I have of our boat under sail until I looked, found a couple though. Mawson is a Scanyacht 391
Two reefs in during a blow up around Maria Island..
Dwarfed in Recherche Bay..
Craned the mast back on today with new rig, wiring, paint job etc. 10 years of casual cruising with the family awaits.
1994 beach marine macro 25 'Felix'
thanks to all the forum members for their advice on my projects over the last 18 months!
Here is another one for the collection Catalina320 Watermark. Had to sell her and give up sailing for health reasons and really miss it.
