The astonishing details of ‘Egyptian’-style Broads wherry yacht Hathor

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Wherry yacht Hathor (pronounced Har-Tor) is an astonishing craft. Built by Daniel Hall of Reedham in Norfolk for members of the local Colman family famous for manufacturing dried mustard in 1905, she’s highly decorated in the then-fashionable Egyptian style – and might just give modern-day boatbuilders a few ideas about decorations for their own projects.

She’s definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area, but check with the Wherry Yacht Charitable Trust, as I understand she’s currently in for a refit.

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2 thoughts on “The astonishing details of ‘Egyptian’-style Broads wherry yacht Hathor”

  1. Looks like you'll have to lift your game in boat design!

    "Sailing Julie skiff with inlaid Egyptian style motifs" has a quite a ring to it I think.

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