The Cape Dory Board

HAHA!!! Quite devious indeed. Good show!

Cathy Monaghan wrote:

rhest wrote:Where did you get those pictures? Are there more?

They are directly from the web sites indicated for each, just click on their links in my original post. Links within posts on the message board are light blue.


Cathy

Ah, thanks for pointing that out. I'll read more carefully next time.

Where did you get those pictures? Are there more?

What a beautiful boat.

That Bristol is absolutely beautiful. Our Ty Daysailer is a wonderful boat. It performs well, and can fit three people comfortably on the upside with everyone sitting forward of the tiller. In this case you also sit inside the boat versus on it, which I don't like but some people do. It does lack a ...

What browser are you using? I tend to find that Firefox does the best job but that could just be me.

Thanks for clearing that up for me. Something that scares me is the fact that it isn't as apparent what kind of shape or how well built a boat is (corner cutting etc.) by looking at it. It also seems to be much more important in a boat than it is in a car.

What is the advantage to a lead keel over a steel or iron keel?

I've sailed X-Boats on inland lakes which seem similar in hull design. My dad recently purchased a Typhoon Weekender which we sail on a larger inland lake. At first it was unnerving because all of the sail controls were much larger and dealing with docking was hard to get used to. On the X-Boat you ...

Wow. That varnish is gorgeous. I wonder how long that took.