stormy weather

[Paul Pless]

[SKIP KILPATRICK]

Great photos!

[Garret]

Great pics, but I was expecting this:

[Rich Jones]

Those photos are a good advertisement for grounding your sailboat's mast.

[birlinn]

I was expecting Ms Daniels again.
Great pics.

[CWSmith]

This is nice! I really am in lust now!

Great pics, but I was expecting this:

Speaking of which, I was expecting her, too.

I was expecting Ms Daniels again.
Great pics.

[johnw]

I was expecting this:



Or perhaps this:

[Gerarddm]

Well, they are all nice including Ms.. Horne.

[johnw]

Great pics, but I was expecting this:

This boat is a mystery to me. Could you tell me more about it?

[Andrew Craig-Bennett]

I was expecting this:



Or perhaps this:

So was I...

[John B]

So was I. ( well... the boat anyway)

Dorades slightly nicer sister.

[Garret]

This boat is a mystery to me. Could you tell me more about it?

As said - Dorade's (slightly) bigger sister. http://www.stormy-weather.co.uk/

[Paul Pless]

This boat is a mystery to me. Could you tell me more about it?

Cambria

[John B]

Screwed up photo reference for Cambria/ SW?

I have Uffa's blue books at home and he has some nice comments about Stormy Weather and how she was a better all round boat than Dorade. Might even treat myself to a look later.

[PeterSibley]

Excellent photos !

[StevenBauer]

The stormy weather that dragged my mooring the night before last also blasted the local community rowing center:

https://www.newscentermaine.com/gall...t/97-573147485

[johnw]

Cambria

Thanks! I think I read about her restoration in Classic Boat some years ago. 75' waterline, maybe a 23 meter?

[John B]

^ Probably is , I have references at home . I know her and Candida were in that period between Brittannia and the J class. Both were allowed in to the J class IIRC and raced in the fleet.
To this day I get the two mixed up and which one it was that visited here in the '80's. She was rigged as a ketch by then.
well lookit that... still have it. That below is either Candida or Cambria , I could say which one and then I'd find out it was the other.

[Garret]

The stormy weather that dragged my mooring the night before last also blasted the local community rowing center:

https://www.newscentermaine.com/gall...t/97-573147485

That storm was nasty. Nothing some places, ripped out trees others. I was in Georgetown for it & got nothing but blues skies there. Vermont's had a few of these micro-burst storms over the last few years & they are not fun. I don't remember them in northern New England before the last few years. Anyone know if they are something new or just bad memory on my part?