Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Moe
Which one would I choose – Trinnidad, Ngaio, Waimiga ?
Well unless, one the owners gets a bang on the head & Big Wednesday smiles on me this week, its a hypothetical question . The answer – any of them could slip into my berth at Bayswater.
Three of the CYA’s prettiest ladies are about to leave the shed after a winter of pampering, o-boy the launch fleet bar just got raised a few notches 🙂
My spies tell me that Lady Crossley is also due back in soon & is also looking very smart.
I’ll post more when they splash.
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Kim
She is no-longer owned by M Coleman.
Cheers Alan
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Wondering if Lady Crossley is still owned by Mike Coleman of Remuera. I was friends with his son in school days and went out on her many times. She was beautiful back then.
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All beautifully TLCed, but the Ngaio is unbeleivable considering how she was, when i saw her, a quite a few years back now. — Fabulous!!! — KEN RICKETTS
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3 incredibly nice boats! This puts most of ours to shame
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The one I like is “the perfect boat drinks 6, eats 4, sleeps 2” 🙂
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Fun is inversely proportional to the overall length! BUT I read in a book of the wisdom of the antients (might have been Waldo Howland) that a man should have a boat whose length in feet is equal to his age in years.
Take your pick, Alan.
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