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Survivor Cook Islands Schooner
Did anyone see the opening sequence of this season's Survivor? The schooner was so heavily laden it was hobby horsing so badly I would not have been suprised if someone was pitched overboard. She has an overall length of 85 feet, a beam of 16 feet, draft 8.5, and displaces 60 tons. I'm guess it is 65' on deck. It tops out at 9 knots according to one article--that seems quite slow for a vessel its LWL. Links: http://www.tucker.co.nz/ http://www.survivorfever.net/s13_shi...vivor_6_7.html http://www.tikitouring.co.nz/bay-of-...r-thompson.htm Picture on San Francisco Bay under shortened sail: http://www.boatingsf.com/photopage.p...to=365&boat=39 Better shots: http://graphicslib.viator.com/graphi...ours/RTT_3.jpg http://www.tourism.net.nz/new-zealan...tall-ship2.jpg http://www.boatingsf.com/photos/0814...1_edited-1.jpg |
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Bart wrote: Did anyone see the opening sequence of this season's Survivor? Yeah, hopefully they made enough money for a bottom job off the Gig...they need it. Did you see the growth on the bottom? Joe The schooner was so heavily laden it was hobby horsing so badly I would not have been suprised if someone was pitched overboard. She has an overall length of 85 feet, a beam of 16 feet, draft 8.5, and displaces 60 tons. I'm guess it is 65' on deck. It tops out at 9 knots according to one article--that seems quite slow for a vessel its LWL. Links: http://www.tucker.co.nz/ http://www.survivorfever.net/s13_shi...vivor_6_7.html http://www.tikitouring.co.nz/bay-of-...r-thompson.htm Picture on San Francisco Bay under shortened sail: http://www.boatingsf.com/photopage.p...to=365&boat=39 Better shots: http://graphicslib.viator.com/graphi...ours/RTT_3.jpg http://www.tourism.net.nz/new-zealan...tall-ship2.jpg http://www.boatingsf.com/photos/0814...1_edited-1.jpg |
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Bart wrote:
Did anyone see the opening sequence of this season's Survivor? The schooner was so heavily laden it was hobby horsing so badly I would not have been suprised if someone was pitched overboard. She has an overall length of 85 feet, a beam of 16 feet, draft 8.5, and displaces 60 tons. I'm guess it is 65' on deck. It tops out at 9 knots according to one article--that seems quite slow for a vessel its LWL. Good looking boat... I wonder if they were carrying a load of refrigerators, generators, & other heavy equipment for the "survivors" and it was stowed poorly; causing the hobby-horsing. I would also think it would go faster than 9 knots, but in the SF Bay pic they are shortened down quite a lot. Slow! Fresh BReezes- Doug King |
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Joe wrote: Bart wrote: Did anyone see the opening sequence of this season's Survivor? Yeah, hopefully they made enough money for a bottom job off the Gig...they need it. Did you see the growth on the bottom? I don't recall now. I do recall trying to figure out what the crap was hanging off the front (rafts I discovered later), and trying to read the name of the vessel (unreadable). |
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