The greatest similarities lie in the rigging, which was borrowed from an existing migratory bird at the shipyard. Underneath: A narrow, flat hull with a classic look thanks to the sloping stem, but with an open stern. The whole thing has a large cockpit and slip cabin including berths and fine woodwork. This gem from the south is well worth seeing: an alternative to the ever-growing competition from daysailers in portrait.
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