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Marionette Two Ton IOR Yacht pictured here in 1982 at Cowes Marina. In the Backgroud you can see the hover craft hangers with the Union ... -
Rakau is a Three Quarter Ton IOR Yacht. The picture I took was taken many years ago in Plymouth marina after the Fastnet Race. Do you know... -
Panache - Is a well known racing yacht pictured here at Holyhead Marina in 2013. She is a Contention 33 designed by Doug Peterson. How ... -
Equity and Law ll ( 2 ) Round the World racing yacht. The pictures I took in 1989 in Lymington. The picture above is the yacht leaving... -
IMPACT - This yacht is a Impala 28 production yacht pictured here racing in the Liverpool Marina 2014 Winter Series. -
Golden Apple - Picture here in Queen Annes Battery Marina Plymouth after sailing in the 1987 Fastnet Race. This yacht took part in the 197... -
Creighton Naturally - Maxi IOR Yacht took part in the Whitbread Round the World Race Where is this yacht now ? Is she still racing ? ... -
Smokey and the Choirboys is Mini Ton IOR Yacht the design is a SMOKEY 25 which is a production yacht. The Picture was taken in the 1980... -
Panic Major racing yacht pictured here in Ocean Village Southampton 1980's. Do you know anything about this yacht, who designed it ???... -
SHOCKWAVE40 There is a large variety of single handed sailing dinghies in the UK here are just some of them. Some of the dinghies I have vid...
IRC WELSH NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 2014 - Sailing Action
IRC Welsh National Championship 2014 - sailing action ...
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ReplyDeleteThe Ruffian 23 is a 23 foot keelboat which was designed and built by brothers Dickie and Billy Brown of Portaferry, Co. Down, 35 years ago. The Ruffian 23 is a great one design racing boat, an extremely family-friendly boat, and despite its size, the Ruffian 23 has cruised waters around Ireland, the UK, and further afield. Approximately 200 Ruffians were built and many are still raced regularly in Dun Laoghaire, Wicklow, Skerries, Baltimore, Carrickfergus, Strangford Lough, around the Clyde, the Isle of Man, and even as far afield as Hong Kong and Uruguay.