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Maine Cruise 2004:  Boats

On this page, you may find some photos of some of the interesting and unique boats I saw during the cruise.
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Bridges Point 24		 c39.jpg (33489 bytes)
Concordia 39
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Concordia 41		 catketch.jpg (27209 bytes)
Cat Ketch:   I liked the bow
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Grayling, converted sardiner		 od.jpg (33803 bytes)
???
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Pearson 300		 trawler.jpg (43460 bytes)
Mini trawler, complete with outriggers
bowspritboat.jpg (33045 bytes)
How cool is this?		 tritonswhbr.jpg (32389 bytes)
A Triton in SW Harbor
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A boat reminding us that powerboats once had class.		 folkboat.jpg (40775 bytes)
This boat grew on me during our time in Somesville.  TLC required.
katrinka.jpg (32823 bytes)
This boat looked like a racer from the late 60s or early 70s, perhaps.  The pedestal and wheel were mounted at deck level, not sunken into a cockpit.  Interesting.		 blockisland40.jpg (71514 bytes)
Block Island 40--the design predecessor of the Hinckley Bermuda 40.  The similarities in hull design are clear, differing mostly in the transom shape.
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An old wooden Hinckley...beautiful.		 woodhinckley2.jpg (52146 bytes)
Same boat, different angle
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Rhodes 41.  Next project candidate?		 rhodes41-2.jpg (53739 bytes)
Same
 

 

Glissando, Pearson  Triton #381
www.triton381.com 

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