SLOW MOVING TUESDAY

Souvenir
Atheena
Ave Gitana

SLOW MOVING TUESDAY

Has been a few weeks of back to back woody boating activity, so today is a case of slowing down – So when the WW email inbox pinged with a note from Bay of Islands woody photographer – Dean Wright, my eyes lit up. As always Dean was sending in some great photos from mooching around the Bay of Islands aboard his magnificent woody – Arethusa .

Todays are from Deans weekend trip to Mimiwhangata and starting at the top we see one of my favourite workboat woodys – the Roger Carey designed (1954), built by Curnow & West Nelson Boatbuilders craft – Souvenir in Deep Water Cove.               

Souvenir is one of those boats that looks perfect from any angle. And of course there is a Gardner (6L3) below 🙂 Link below to July 2023 WW story –https://waitematawoodys.com/2023/07/05/souvenir-work-boat-wednesday/

Then we have – Atheena heading out of Mimiwhangata.

And lastly – Ave Gitana in Pip Bay ( this was 2>3 weeks ago). Link to Sept 2021 WW Ave Gitana Story below –                    https://waitematawoodys.com/2021/09/29/ave-gitana-workboat-wednesday/  we learnt back then she was previously named Mason Bay

Today I’ll doing something very un-boating related – but to me very chilling out – 1st one to guess what that is, its an inside project – wins a WW burgee – entries via email only to waitematawoodys@gmail.com . Closes off at 6pm.

Ave Gitana – Workboat Wednesday

AVE GITANA – Workboat Wednesday

Bay of Islands woody – Dean Wright sent in the photo above of the ex workboat Ave Gitana, he snapped the photo on this phone as he was hauling out Artthusa for some TLC, as if it needs it 🙂 Any of the workboat gang able to enlighten us on her past?

Dean also sent in the photo below of the sport fisher – which he believes is possibly named – Erelyn. You would get fit climbing the stairs ………….. 😉