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Bart Senior wrote:
2 pts for Doug. You may want to revise that, I said Carina was an approx 60' S&S design when she is a 46' Rhodes design! OOPS... I never knew Carina meant keel until I saw an interesting show on the stars recently, which reminded me of this boat. At first I was thinking of a different constellation, a northern one, that looks somewhat like the letter "Y" but in my foggy memory has some connection with the word "keel." Fitting name for a boat with a full keel. There is more than one Carina. Carina 1 is still alive and racing and undergoing restoration this year, according to the below article. More information on Carina http://astro.temple.edu/~bstavis/pr/carina2.htm http://astro.temple.edu/~bstavis/pr/carina1.htm Heck, there's a Carina III which apparently is an IOR-era hotshot, still winning races. It goes to show a boat that sails well is never obsolete... the wind & sea don't change much... Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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