Marama
19 July 2022
Links Marama Survey Report, 5 April 1972 (pdf) Gallery Marama, Col Bandy Trophy winner 2019 Marama on Corio Bay Marama on RGYC slip Marama, early photo
Links Marama Survey Report, 5 April 1972 (pdf) Gallery Marama, Col Bandy Trophy winner 2019 Marama on Corio Bay Marama on RGYC slip Marama, early photo
History My father, Bud Bacon purchased Renene in 1957 from its owner/builders at Hobson’s Bay and we took her back to SYC. Renene was then one of the largest boats
Links The Magic of Merlin, WoodenBoat Magazine Merlin, picture gallery on fjdarley.com.au Merlin information (pdf) Gallery Merlin at Williamstown Merlin at 2018 Geelong Wooden Boat Festival Lorita Maria and Merlin, at
History I purchased Pastime in 1978 from Geelong. She was sold by the family in 1957 when my uncle Stanley McDonald suddenly passed away at the age of 42. She
History Margaret Pearl was built in Hobart in 1958 as a crayfishing vessel for the well-known Stanley fisherman Cyril “Dodger” Long. Designed by RH (Dick) Thompson who was a boat
Gallery Sealink Magnetic Island Race week 2016. Photo by Andrea Francolini
History The Vertue Class of yacht designed by ‘Jack’ Laurent Giles dating from 1936. The class was not named Vertue until after the war when a boat built to the design won the
Bunbury boatbuilder Jim MacDonald built about half a dozen of L. Francis Herreshoff’s famous cruising and racing H-28 yachts in the 1950s. At the time the H-28, which L. Francis
History CYGNET is a wooden racing and cruising yacht built in Tasmania in 1925. It was designed and built by members of the Wilson Bros in Cygnet, and they have
History Cyan was completed by highly regarded boat builder Barry Wilson in Rosny Tasmania in April 1971 for a Queensland silk screen printer Robert Rusk. She is named after the