Look what I found...

[martin schulz]

in the Museumharbour.

http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii188/sionnachan/museumshafen/yacht-3.jpg

http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii188/sionnachan/museumshafen/yacht-1.jpg

Seems like our harbour Master extended his authority a bit, since we only let ex-working boats lie at our pier, but I guess I can bear it ;)


Apart from that---business as usual:

http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii188/sionnachan/museumshafen/MH.jpg

[WX]

How could you not be nice to someone that owns something like that?

[elf]

Wie heisst sie, denn?

[martin schulz]

Wie heisst sie, denn?

Keine Ahnung (don't know).

To be honest I don't even know what kind of animal she is. All I noticed is the Dandy-rig (gaff main & bermuda mizzen) and the parrot-stick coming out of the stern.

Any ideas?

[peter radclyffe]

is she german or french

[Torna]

I know very little about boats designed for northern European waters, but that pilothouse just doesn't look right. I'll wager it's not original.
The low coachroof with small portlights says appropriate for foul weather. But the tall pilothouse, its flat walls, & HUGE windows speak differently.

-leif

[seanz]

Mylne pilot-house, maybe?



Seems like our harbour Master extended his authority a bit, since we only let ex-working boats lie at our pier, but I guess I can bear it


If someone said she started out life as a workboat I would believe them...quite 'heavy' looking......in the nicest possible way.
:)
Thanks for the pics.