Aries
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Boat alive and well in BOI
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Oh and a pair of garden sheers and hacking saw would remove the superfluous excrescence on top and thereby improve the looks no end. If the weather is too tough on your complexion, you can always retreat down below.
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Sure is, It’s Aries. Was owned by Ed Carter who always planned for the frying bridge but she never got it in his ownership. I think that it enhances her -well done. She had two Commer diesels which were smooth and gave her a good turn of speed but constituted a mass of machinery beneath yer feet.
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From memory I think her name is Aries
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That Boat is the ARIES built by Owen Woolley on 1957 for Max Burrett — see previous posts — KEN R
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