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After being left to rot in Dublin Bay Jabberwocky was in a very sorry state. Once out of the water we could see how bad things where with half the the gelcoat on the bottom of the yacht disappearing as the power hose removed the build up of marine life from the bottom of the boat. After a quick delivery trip up the east coast of Ireland Jabberwocky sat in idle for a couple of year before the team at Bottom Up Boats acquired with a plan to bring her back to her former glory. After stripping her back to bare fibreglass the team meticulously repaired and restored every inch of this Mumm 36. If you enjoyed this short video of the transformation why not relive the complete rebuild by watch all the rebuild videos linked below. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMoCfFBA9IMV4aoN5OQImmPGJp6KWqzz8

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A little ice on the Chesapeake Bay at Rock Hall

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🪢 Sunday Boat Tip [2/52] 🪢 I think you would be surprised by the number of boats we see with flapping sails as they try to motor against the wind 😬 I’m saying you should stop this now! Not only will you save the sails to last longer, you will also ✨ Increase your boat speed ✨ Decrease your fuel consumption ✨ Make the boat go smoother in the waves ✨ Less noise Motor sailing can have its benefits, and even though we prefer sailing it would be lying to say we never give a little support with the diesel engine, especially sailing behind islands where the wind is usually all over the place. By giving a little extra push with the engine we can go higher up towards the wind or sail over choppy waves in conditions that would normally be to light. If you still want to go dead straight into the wind? DROP YOUR SAILS!! They are not doing ANYTHING good by just flopping like that! Share this to someone who you think should be a little kinder to their sails 😉

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WYE ZEPHYR is an extremely clean, nicely maintained, and well cared for Hinckley Talaria 29 Runabout. She features exceptional upholstery, recent varnish, a spotless engine, and an oversized helm console with a Garmin chartplotter placed between the steering wheel and windshield for excellent visibility. Lift-kept on the brackish Chesapeake Bay, she’s easily shown this winter inside the heated Hinckley Service facility in Easton, MD. Link to listing: https://hinckleybrokerage.com/yachts-for-sale/hinckley-talaria-29-runabout-2005-4323350/

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