LYNMAR The above photos were taken recently while Lynmar was hauled out for some maintenance at Geoff Bagnall’s yard at Milford. ww knows nothing about her so any input would be great. New Photos Below (ex Brian Worthington via Ken Ricketts) ww loves the sedan top 🙂
Hi Maree
Could you ask your brother to email the photos to waitematawoodys@gmail.com so we can share them with the ww readers.
Many thanks
Alan H
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Lynmar was built by John Lidgard for John and Maureen Roberts.
It was named after my sister and myself using the first three letters of each of our names.
Lynette &a Maree LYNMAR.
My brother has many photos of the boat including its launching.
Regards Maree Bracey (Roberts)
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Owned by Brian Burrell lives just by the wharf at Tryphena, Gt Barrier.Has lots of old motors and small boats in his garden!
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What a neat post. The blokes are so pleasantly happy, that’s what it’s all about. They are all very dashing too!
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The old Lynmar photos are ex myself and were taken when she was based in Tauranga and owned by Don McKenzie of Mt Maunganui.
Lynmar was built by John Lidgard late 1960’s
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Orr definitely did own her — see pics I sent Alan with him aboard — KEN R
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I chatted with the owner quite a bit the other day while we worked on our respective boats, a reallly good guy who lives out the barrier, I bet Baden knows him. Im pretty sure Orr owned her, who was a bud of my grandfather. Mackenzie, did he own also? She was part of a big Stone Store raft up with Kotanui Valhalla Kudu Wakanui and a few more where they practically filled the basin which im told was pretty interesting. Have a pic somewhere
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A self corrected error — It was JOHN Lidgard that built the LYNMAR not his Uncle Roy — sorry about my accidental error above — have just reconfirmed this with John. — KEN R
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More (old) photos added. AH
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LYNMAR was built for Frank Orr by Roy Lidgard late1950s early1960s — He was a good friend of Roley Gillett — ORINDA II — Have sent pics of Frank & LYNMAR to Alan — KEN R
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Aha. I think this is the boat that’s moored in the Waiake Torbay area, tucked right in behind the Tor.
Always looks well loved and looked after (in comparison to some of the other boats in what can be a very exposed mooring in extreme weather). I’ve noticed the owner always moves her out when a bad forecast is on the cards.
Nice ship.
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