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Showing posts with label Cherry 16. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cherry 16. Show all posts
Wednesday, 8 February 2017
Little boats and boom covers
Lets face it. A small boat is, well... a small boat. They weren't designed for individuals over 6 foot, never mind two of them. They sail more like a dinghy than a cruiser and so aren't always as forgiving (but this isn't always a bad thing.) So there are a few things to think about when you have a small boat...
Thursday, 29 October 2015
New Zealand pocket yachts- NOT UK pocket yachts
So, very occasionally, my afternoons may give me a few minutes to have
a trawl over TradeMe (New Zealand’s equivalent to eBay) looking for possible boats and/or projects.
What's very obvious, other than the odd Hunter 18, the small yachts I have seen are not common in the UK and so I have spent a little time digging around in the small yacht market that is here in Australia and New Zealand.
This afternoon I have come across what appears to be a great little Trailer Sailor at only NZ$1800! Which sadly is $1650 more than I have spare at the moment ;o)
What's very obvious, other than the odd Hunter 18, the small yachts I have seen are not common in the UK and so I have spent a little time digging around in the small yacht market that is here in Australia and New Zealand.
This afternoon I have come across what appears to be a great little Trailer Sailor at only NZ$1800! Which sadly is $1650 more than I have spare at the moment ;o)
17 ft Pelin Caribou - ready to
sail!
Labels:
Budget Sailing,
Caribou 17,
Cherry 16,
Micro,
Self Build,
Thoughts
Location:
Auckland, New Zealand
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