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boat, unlike some of the other freeform sketches I have made,
and a very succeessful design it seems. Many of these are
being built all over the world by amateurs and professionals
alike. In fact I have currently one under
construction, scheduled to be done in April or May 2007,
and this specimen will be for sale sometime next summer.
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Gaff rigged day sailer, enjoying a nice blow. Another layout
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A classic boat
of immense seaworthiness and dazzling good looks, that can
take you anywhere in comfort and safety. That was the parameters
for this spin of my imagination. And I think I succeeded to
some extent, since just looking at her makes me want to fill
the stores with provisions and head off to Greenland or the
Aleutians for a couple of years.
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This little cutter, of maybe 21', would be ideal for some serious
coastal cruising. A few months up and down the coast of some
eastern Canadian Provinces comes to mind. The sketch, and it
is merely that, came to after reading about about a certain
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