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In article , Joe wrote:
On Jan 28, 7:44*am, Bob wrote: port lights 7"x15" with 3/8" glass not picture widows like Red Cloud has.... uh, had. Think all groco bronze through hulls not plastic. Think "small" sail plan 15.0 SA/D Ratio. Mine boat is 14.7 cutter. http://sports.webshots.com/photo/205...63212926eSPzLW I've not been here long, but I looked back over some past stuff when the posts querying your whereabouts appeared a while back. She does look a tough old boat, and I'm sorry to hear she's lost. 3/8 glass is for put'z like you Bob. RedCloud has 3/4" and 1" thick armoured glass in bronze ports. Think Monel not bronze thru hulls in ice. BTW look at the big picture windows on this boat: http://www.damocles-eu.org/artman/up...ara-arctic.jpg Nice setting! It certainly looks at home there. I've looked around the site there a little more, looks like it was custom built. I suppose my next question is "what's a high lattitude?". I'd love to get up far enough north to see 'bergs. Justin. -- Justin C, by the sea. |
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