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Super Sovereign 35
A safe and seaworthy cruiser
A safe and seaworthy cruiser
Access to the Propshaft and
rear of the engine
rear of the engine
The Propshaft and showing
the connection to the anode
the connection to the anode
Perkins sits snuggly
The Original Oil Cooler
Fixing the discharge pump on the Baby Blake
One of the most unpleasant jobs
One of the most unpleasant jobs
The sea came into the boat yard
The day after from the B&B
It is not always windy
Youngest son takes mum for a ride
A Bowman 36, it fooled me
Fixing Moorings (Weir Quay Sailing Club)
Fresh Veg in the Galley Sink
Merrick at Weir Quay
Big Sky
Full Moon
Sun through the morning mist
Looking across to Weir Quay SC
Looking across to Weir Quay SC
Fitting the Calorifier While outside the calm before the storm December 3 2006
I noticed the strange light while working below, this is a colour photo
Slightly later
The Day After I didn’t take any pictures during the night,
They recorded 100mph winds on the Tamar Bridge, I didn’t sleep much, News reports later said
two boats had sunk after breaking free in Plymouth,
1 man rescued when his dinghy got blown away, and boats got blown over while on the hard.
All I remember was a very rough River, tying the dinghy alongside with the sheets,
the waves breaking over the bow, no lights on the bank fortunately it was wind
with tide and as the tide changed it all went calm.
They recorded 100mph winds on the Tamar Bridge, I didn’t sleep much, News reports later said
two boats had sunk after breaking free in Plymouth,
1 man rescued when his dinghy got blown away, and boats got blown over while on the hard.
All I remember was a very rough River, tying the dinghy alongside with the sheets,
the waves breaking over the bow, no lights on the bank fortunately it was wind
with tide and as the tide changed it all went calm.