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The Trumpy motor yacht EAGLE is a classic symbol of American luxury yachting. Built in 1960, she exemplifies the opulence and elegance associated with Trumpy yachts. Enquire with Fraser to find out more about this yacht for sale: https://www.fraseryachts.com/en/yacht-for-sale/eagle/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=referral Built/Refit: 1960 / 2016 Builder: Trumpy Yachts Length: 20.73m (68'00") Beam: 4.72m (15'06") Draft: 1.4m (4'07") Gross Tonnage: 58 GT Hull: Wood Engines: 2 x Caterpillar (550 hp) Cruising/Max speed: 16/22 Knots Exterior Designer: John Trumpy Interior Designer: John Trumpy Staterooms: 2 Guests: 4 Crew: 2

Our latest video, Sailing Soccer Mum, is a cruiser and family friendly guide to Townsville, Queensland. We have been in Townsville for a couple months and we have found some wonderful (and FREE) places to visit, see, and activities to do with kids - and bonus is that they are all within walking distance from the marina. Breakwater Marina- Walking distance to the supermarkets (Coles and Woolworths). Great Staff, you can be liveaboards in the marina. The facilities include toilets, showers, laundry area, bins and there is a courtest car for hire ($10 for 2 hours) Castletown Shopping Center - A bit further of a distance but it is certainly a fun day out. They have a Play center (free) for kids, supermarkets, BIG W, doctors, optometrists, cafes, shoppes, and lots lots more. We really enjoyed going to the Teddy Beat Tea Time out on during school holidays - a free event for kids! Townsville City Library (Flinders Street) Located on the second floor of the building, and it is free to become a member. They have free wifi, a crafts table for kids, and a kids courner filled with books, toys, dress up, and a tent! We really enjoyed our time at the library. Museum of Tropical Queensland Free entry but they do put on special exhibits and the special short time ones are a small fee. They have a science area that you can easily spend hours in with kids and lots of interactive activities and hunts to do around the museum. On the top level (and the far back) is a giant tropical tree with a slide and activity for the kids. Lots to see and very interactive.

