Butifull Cutter

[Henrik]

Thougth you guys might like a tip of this wonderful little cutter.
http://home.maine.rr.com/rlma/Cutter.jpg

The web adress is: http://home.maine.rr.com/rlma/Boats.htm


Best regards
:D Henrik

[Henrik]

I'm shure some of you have seen it before, but its worth a second look i guess. Anybody know of a built one?
Pictures??

:rolleyes::D:D

Henrik

[JimD]

The designer, Roger Long, is a forum member and a while back talked candidly about this and other designs. Some very nice ones for sure.

[Henrik]

OK! (Embarrassing :p) I guess I`not the first one giving this kind of freshman-tips.
The cutter is really lovely anyway!

Henrik

[Oscarvan]

I'm in love....again. :o

[Thorne]

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[Wiley Baggins]

Thanks, Henrik, that is a great site!

[Henrik]

Hey!

Thank you for commenting, and thanks for the tips!
The language is improving bit by bit!
Thorne, you are a walking(well writing at least as far as I know) ecyclopedia!
And by the way I still like your hat! Cute HeHeHe

By the way, the boat I started the thread about seems very much like the 22 Feet Paul Gartside cutter design does'nt it ?

http://www.gartsideboats.com/pgimages/surprise2profile.jpg

http://www.gartsideboats.com/catsail3.php#surprise

:DHenrik

[JimD]

Lotsa nice little cutters around. Here's one of my favourites. A Lyle Hess design built by license by Sam Morse. Not a gaff rig but very highly regarded and a proven offshore little ship. Six feet of headroom in the cabin.

FALMOUTH CUTTER - STANDARD LAYOUT

http://www.samlmorse.com/img/tmp/fc_layout2.gif (http://www.samlmorse.com/img/tmp/fc_layout1.gif)
Click on the image for a larger view

http://www.samlmorse.com/img/tmp/fc_profile.gif (http://www.samlmorse.com/img/tmp/fc_profile2.gif)

[webfoot]

Great site. We had the Corwith Cramer in our cove a couple times this summer. I was wondering the backround of the boat.

Thanks, Chris