Throwback from one of Rowdie’s last Halloweens. #shorts

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For more information, visit: http://www.denisonyachtsales.com/search-yacht-MLS-yachts-for-sale/63-Cruising-Ketch-Stuart-63-1983-Palm-Beach/5028536/ Custom Built. One of a kind, 63' Pilot House Ketch designed by Allen Erickson and built by Stuart Yacht Builders, Stuart Florida. She was built for the -- ONLY OWNER -- with great attention to detail and no limit on time or expense to complete the custom build in 1983. She has a conventional encapsulated lead keel with skeg hung rudder. Hull is solid FRP construction and over 2 inches thick. She is a cutter rigged ketch with roller furling foresails and Hood in-mast furling systems in both main and mizzen masts. Main mast is stepped on the keel and mizzen mast is stepped on a permanent glassed-in athwart-ships bulkhead. Contact Randy Greenfield | Randy@DenisonYachtSales.com

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24 May 2022, the crew on Steinlager 2 welcomed 24 students and teachers, from Otahuhu College, onboard for two days and one night. These trips are incredibly action packed. It’s a case of, ‘hold on to your hats crew, we have lots to do’. As per every school we strive to deliver the right balance of teaching sailing, having fun and making lasting memories. Phew.. Sailing, leadership, laughing, team building games on shore and onboard, swimming, kayaking, laughing, cooking and cleaning. We even managed a sleep in there! 😊 The Viaduct, Motuihe Island, hoisted all three sails and had a magic sunset sail, gliding up around Rakino and the Noises Islands into Waikalabubu Bay, Motutapu Island for dinner and the night. After the clean up next morning, a very stimulating, exhilarating short blast (sail) back to more games on shore on the NE side of Motuihe Island. We delivered a buzzing bunch of good sorts, later that afternoon back to the Viaduct. ALL OF THIS was very very kindly funded by the Auckland Maritime Foundation. ❤️