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These are my favorite ships maybe because my father, grandfather and grandgrandfather sailed them for a living. They brought cargo from one place to another in the shallow waters in the north of The Netherlands. They are called skūtsjes and have a flatbottom. In stead of a keel they have leeboards. Still every year the perfectly conservated ships have a competition in racing against each other, its great to see how people handle this ships. We call that event every year "Skūtsjesilen" you see here some pictures from I did not made the pictures but found them years ago on the world wide web. So all the credits go to the fotographer. And no, I don't have these pictures larger. Enjoy Johan aka Bouler |
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"L d'Bonnie" schreef in bericht ... We call that event every year "Skūtsjesilen" you see here some pictures from I did not made the pictures but found them years ago on the world wide web. So all the credits go to the fotographer. And no, I don't have these pictures larger. Very nice photos Bouler. The Skūtsjes look like they are very stable. Wide enough so they don't heel very much. With racing they take a lot of risk and I saw them taking to much risk so the top hit the water and you cannot sail anymore;-) It depends of cours on the strenght of the wind. Thanks for these and the Lighthouses. You're welcome. -- Greetings Bouler (The Netherlands) |
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