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Thanks to Chris at Rowing for Pleasure for pointing that there’s a 12ft curragh for sale on Ebay. It makes quite a curiosity.
For more on curraghs at intheboatshed.net, click here.
Gavin Atkin's weblog for the sort of people who like looking inside boat sheds. It's about old boats, traditional boats, boat building, restoration, the sea and the North Kent Coast
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Thanks to Chris at Rowing for Pleasure for pointing that there’s a 12ft curragh for sale on Ebay. It makes quite a curiosity.
For more on curraghs at intheboatshed.net, click here.
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Alfred Mylne the First
David Gray of Ace Marine has written a nice letter to intheboatshed.net:
‘Dear Sir:
‘I have had a look at your website and it looks terrific. I thought it might be appropriate to let you know about the business of A Mylne & Co, the oldest yacht design business in the world that has never ceased production. We took it over last April, and have launched a website at www.mylne.com.
We are anxious to contact owners of any Mylne-designed yacht.
We are also digitising the entire archive of 10000 drawings and over 400 designs such that they can be readily searched and accessed by enthusiasts for restoration or new build.
‘Best regards and happy new year for 2008
‘David Gray’
So there it is. If you have a Mylne yacht, you know what to do. If you don’t, just go and look – there are some very elegant craft to be seen in the gallery. I should add that the new Mylne team includes Ian Nicolson, no less.
To whet your appetite, here’s a quote from the History section of the Mylne site: Continue reading “Revitalised Mylne company digitises drawings and seeks owners”
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Jolly Dolphin
Jack Zuraw noticed the news item about his handsome Chesapeake three-sail bateau named Jolly Dolphin in a recent post here at intheboatshed.net, and kindly sent us these photos. Thanks Jack!
PS – the Jolly Dolphin has been out and sailing for five years since its restoration. Take a look at www.thejollydolphin.com