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Re: just walked past the cutest little thing
Cheoy Lee Frisco Flyer? (Or Cheoy Lee Offshore 27).
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Re: just walked past the cutest little thing
lol, the one off her port bow is mayanLast edited by Paul Pless; 05-27-2023, 11:36 AM.Simpler is better, except when complicated looks really cool.Comment
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Mayan? Guess I have good taste.Comment
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Re: just walked past the cutest little thing
I'm guessing that boat to be Maya, not Mayan. Maya was the Kennedy's boat, Mayan was Crosby's boat. Both beauties.Schooner sailors love to get blown offshore!Comment
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Mya? I’m confused.Comment
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Re: just walked past the cutest little thing
So am I, but that's a whole other issue!Schooner sailors love to get blown offshore!Comment
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Re: just walked past the cutest little thing
Mya https://poofnwhiff.blogspot.com/2009/08/mya.html
Mayan https://itboat.com/articles/3166-david-crosby-s-museSchooner sailors love to get blown offshore!Comment
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Re: just walked past the cutest little thing
Help us out here Paul. Maya, Mya, Mayan?Comment
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Re: just walked past the cutest little thing
A folkboat, yes?"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations,
for nature cannot be fooled."
Richard FeynmanComment
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Re: just walked past the cutest little thing
negative, its carvel planked
88E48031-A3D1-4C8D-86B7-E8F8CACC8928.jpgLast edited by Paul Pless; 05-27-2023, 11:34 AM.Simpler is better, except when complicated looks really cool.Comment
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Simpler is better, except when complicated looks really cool.Comment
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Re: just walked past the cutest little thing
I think the cute little one is a Cheoy Lee version of a folk boat, a Frisco Flyer.Comment
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Re: just walked past the cutest little thing
Round here it would be called a Skerry Cruiser, or a metre square yacht. There is one a few miles away that the German navy had pinched from Norway in WW2, and used for their cadets.
And here she is in Tobermory, with a bit more patina than the OP's boat. But she is quite an old boat.
P1010871.jpgLast edited by birlinn; 05-27-2023, 03:01 PM.Comment
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