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It was owned by a very good friend of mine and after he sold it it underwent a major restoration with if I remember most of the inside rebuilt I think it also had a new engine. We looked at this boat before deciding on Nipper which has a very similar layout.

You could replace the Admiral that left a few months ago.

Lee have you tried Robin on Lake loathing

Maybe a picture would help.

Now that’s a shiny roof

Did you sort out what boiled your original batteries. ?

Great get together with like minded people and pick each other brains and gives us a good excuse to head south once a year.

Yes working from the link but couldn’t find it using google. Thanks.

Shame the website doesn’t seem to work, but wish them well.

Somebody mention cake.

There aren’t any missing now. I did a role call this morning and all present and correct.

Well tonight’s project was to make some half round cover strips for the cabin roof but unfortunately the belt has broken on my thicknesser, I urgently need some more knicker elastic, Polly or Lulu ?

You are welcome onboard Royal Tudor but bear in mind she is still very much a work in progress, do we mind if people pass comment on the condition not a bit when she is fully finished then maybe.

Tim’s definitely going to need clean underwear if he ever takes it under THAT bridge.

Obviously too warm for chocolate.

We appear to have lost a floorboard possibly through a gap in the planking so if anyone sees a lonely floorboard floating down the Thurne let me know.

I think they will collect you from the Staithe.

Great boat yard, the Hampton always looks clean and tidy when we go past if the day boat prices are anything to go by should be good value.

Crossing Barton while eating ice cream. 5637DFA5-2937-4C30-BB70-15CE0AEBB1EB.MOV

She’s home.

going to need a lot of putty then.

I started at Herbert Woods as an apprentice in 1976, they were building the Delight (Broom Skipper) class when I started and then went on to build the Mediterranean class (ugly boat) in 1977. They still had more wooden boats than fibre glass and I remember the sea create boats but I moved onto the yachts in 1977 so didn’t get involved in the cruisers much after that.

And many thanks for the cake.

Looks like the bowman heat exchanger.

Once we are happy we are down to a reasonable time between pump on / off we will release him of his duties.