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Identification / Sail No. Type of Vessel Boat Name 1st Named Owner From (organisation) Interested in BBQ Flotilla Column Number 1 Pharos 1 Lead Ab+G4:G26erdour Boat 2 Yacht Spintail MDLA6 Colin Whimster NO 1 Club Based at Port Edgar and Delphia 29 3 Sailing Yacht Enigma James Clydesdale member Royal Forth YES 1 (9mx2.8mx2m draft) Yacht Club No Sail Number. Hull has burgundy stripe, 4 - Buddy Bill Archibald Burntisland Sailing Club YES 1 burgundy spray hood, She is a 30ft Sailing Boat 5 Moody 29, Sail Sonas None Gordon Alder Burntisland Sailing Club YES 1 6 Yacht Talisker Blue Hull 243 David Jamieson Cramond Boat Club YES 1 Crusing/Yacht/Boat Club 7 35 ft Yacht Shalona David Gardner YES 1 Anstuther 8 Westerley GK24 Brief N Counter 1018C Clive Franks Dalgety Bay Sailing Club YES 1 9 Open Motor Launch Sula II Forth Boat Tours Forth Boat Tours YES 1 10 Yacht - Colvic Salty Dog Cerberus GBR2008L John Harris Forth Cruising Club YES 1 Registered with the 40 ft converted ex ring 11 Christina 2 National Historic Ships, Bob & Alan Colquhoun Limkilns Sailing Club YES 1 net fising boat Number 1418 12 Motor Boat Phenomenal GBORK13188 B303 Jason Canning N/A NO 1 13 Sailing Boat 22' Matilda Bob Wallace None YES 1 White hull, whitecabin, North Queensferry Boat 14 10m Motor Boat Scorpio Michael Schofield YES 1 red cabin topsides Club 15 Hunter 707 Jalapeno 7098 Andrew McLellan PEYC YES 1 Sailing yacht, Beneteau 16 NAIAD 1227C Murray Carmichael PEYC YES 1 First 28 17 Fifie Marean KY 120 Robert Clunas Private YES 1 18 Westerly Chieftain Chaka of Birdham CH39 John Howell Queensferry Boat Club YES 1 Sailing Cruiser - Moody 19 Pennine Star Roderick Hill Queensferry Boat Club YES 1 27 20 Eider CO 706 Andrew Fulton RFYC, Granton YES 1 21 Sailing Cruiser Tami Nori 27 Peter Strike RNSA / PEBHA YES 1 22 - Shuvler TBC David Scott Royal Forth Yacht Club NO 1 23 Hunter 707 Boat Tallulah GBR7023N Simon peakman Royal Forth Yacht Club NO 1 White hull and white 24 Yacht.Seamaster 23 Kmar Paul Lundberg Royal Forth Yacht Club YES 1 sails Talsabie - Holman 25 SV6 Tom Lawrence St Ayles Rowing Club YES 1 Sovereign Ketch 1966 26 Sailing Suilven J12 D Page Upper Forth Boat Club NO 1 27 Motor Boat Blue Angel Derek Anderson YES 1 First Class Fifie Herring Scottish Fisheries Scottish Fisheries 28 Reaper FR 958 YES 2 Lead Drifter Museum Trust Museum Boat Club 29 - Isis Isis (5.5 metre rib) Glenn Halstead Dalgety Bay Sailing Club YES 2 30 - Jesper B Broom 35 European John Ewart - YES 2 31 Cabin RIB Storm Mr Roy Taylor A & R Marine YES 2 32 - Whispers 2129C Andrew Aitchison Aberdour Boat Club YES 2 Aberdour Boat Club and 33 Sabre 27 Wildcat David Gostick YES 2 Forth Cruising Club 34 HEAVENLY Twins 27 Kellya M 2466 Garry Watson Anstruther Sailing Club YES 2 35 Drascombe Lugger Hecla None Jamie Hamilton Berthed at Port Edgar YES 2 Fifie Yawl Built 1923 Berwickshire Maritime 36 Good Hope LH179 Johnny Johnston MBE YES 2 Newhaven Trust 37 - Mistral Name on both quarters Chris Mitchell Burntisland Sailing Club YES 2 38 Yacht Bramble H092 Ron McCreath Cramond Boat Club YES 2 39 Yacht Kiri 48 David McKay Cramond Boat Club YES 2 40 26ft Yacht Gib Sea 76 Sea Dancer 2413 Jeff McLeod Cramond Boat Club NO 2 Sailing Yacht (6m 41 Seeaway 87 Rodger Harvey-Jamieson Dalgety Bay Sailing Club YES 2 Length) 42 Sapphire None Murray Clark Dalgety Bay Sailing Club YES 2 43 23 ft sailing yacht GK24 New Wave GBR 7151 John Spruce Dalgety Bay Sailing Club NO 2 44 - Lorna Kay Mr Steffan Lewis DBSC YES 2 DBSC 45 - Eau J FRA 25725 Fraser Harrison YES 2 PEYC Edinburgh Boat Charters 46 - Inspired Capital EBC001 Colin Henderson YES 2 Ltd 47 Maxi77 Maxine 531 Ian Dawson FCYC YES 2 48 Hawk 20 Kitty 300 Fife Sailability 2012 Fife Sailability 2012 YES 2 Forth Corinthian Yacht 49 LM32 Foillan LM32 Peter Sherlock YES 2 Club 50 - Katie Mor 2073C Jim Simpson Forth Cruising Club NO 2 51 Macwester Malin (yacht) Indefatigable Banks 269 Andrea Stevenson Forth Cruising Club YES 2 Westerly Centaur 52 Cordelle 1028 Kenneth Bellini Forth Cruising Club NO 2 (sailing Cruiser) 53 Yacht Solveig 52 Gavin Carter Forth Cruising Club YES 2 54 Motor Sailing Yacht Fyne Thyme KD86 Phil Whetton Forth Cruising Club YES 2 Named Dodgers, No Sail 55 Yacht - Moody 31 Mk2 Calloo Erik Thomson Forth Cruising Club YES 2 number. 56 Sailing Yacht Mistoffolees SSR 47121 George Henderson Forth Cruising Club YES 2 57 Verl 790 Caprice K9497Y Ian Arnott Forth Cruising Club YES 2 58 Colvic Watson Shere Khan SSR 83787 Russell Kelly Forth Cruising Club YES 2 Salty Dog 27 Sailing 59 Joint Venture GBR 9982T George Scrivener Forth Cruising Club YES 2 Yacht 60 Yacht - Europa - TS240 Camino None Mark Rhodes N/A YES 2 Yorkshire double-ended 61 clinker coble (roughly 80 Crystal Sea N/a Archibald Johnston N/A YES 2 yrs old) 62 Yacht The Black Prince GBR2569L Terry Kirchin PEYC YES 2 63 Seamaster 23 Prospect Calum Finlayson Queensferry Boat Club 2 64 Cobra 850 - 29 feet Quintane Donald Thomson Queensferry Boat Club 2 65 Sailfish 19 Blueberry Hill Jim Leggett Queensferry Boat Club 2 Queensferry Boat Club 66 Yacht Sulayr 139 Mike McDowall NO 2 (commodore) 67 International Dragon Wizz Too GBR 343 Henry Boyd Royal Forth Yacht Club YES 2 68 Cornish Crabber 24 Embleton Crabber 57 Adrain Shield Royal Forth Yacht Club NO 2 69 Hunter Medina 20 Silkie M 12 Mr Hillary Sillitto Royal Forth Yacht Club YES 2 Scottish Fisheries Museum St Argyles 70 - Braveheart of Fife SSR81901 David Todd YES 2 Rowing Club Anstruther Sailing Club Upper Forth Boat Club, 71 - Samagen 206 Daniel J Markey YES 2 Boness No Sail Number. 72 Invicta Yacht Ailsa Prancing Horse insignia Mark Taylor YES 2 on sail 73 Hurley Signet 20 Eala 6122 Robert Flann YES 2 73 P2000 HMS Archer 3 Lead Eskmuthe Coastal 74 St Ayles Skiff Honesty 51 YES 3 Rowing Club 75 Yacht Maverick CR272 Ian Maul Forth Cruising Club NO 3 76 Motor/Saiger Graycing 6740Y Archie Gray FCYC YES 3 Traditional Clonker Pleasure Boat from 1974 North Berwick Rowing 77 Good Design None Hugh MacKenzie YES 3 (inboard engine and Club sails) 78 - Hardslog GBR 7349R Ian Hards PEYC YES 3 79 - Second Chance HP27 47 Chris Collen PEYC YES 3 80 - Vela GBR 2820L Andrew Downie PEYC YES 3 81 Yacht Sapphire Spirit K5 809 Carole Anderson PEYC YES 3 82 Yacht Suspicion GBR 4311 Dave Gardiner PEYC YES 3 83 J 109 Sailing Yacht No Worries 9887T Geoff Bowerman PEYC YES 3 Eliminat+A84:B92or 32 84 Kermit GBR 5243 George L Fyfe PEYC YES 3 Yacht 85 Yacht Kirsty H36 Mr Jim Swan PEYC YES 3 86 Yacht (sloop) Electra 2 B31 136 Craig Shirlaw PEYC YES 3 87 - Papillion II Adrian Neville Port Edgar YES 3 88 Ronautica R0400 Moonstruck GBR 9529T Gordon Lawson Port Edgar YES 3 89 Sailing Boat NIZUC Hanse 415 Martin Wishart Port Edgar YES 3 Hardy Family Pilot 90 Jan-T Alex G Thomson Port Edgar Beth Holders YES 3 Motor Boat Port Edgar Watersports 91 Hunter 707 Boat Eh! Port Edgar Watersports YES 3 CIC Port Edgar Watersports 92 Hunter 707 Boat Wildoats Port Edgar Watersports YES 3 CIC Port Edgar Watersports 93 Hunter 707 Boat Breaking Wind Port Edgar Watersports YES 3 CIC Orange and Black, 6.3 Port Edgar Watersports 94 Rib Northcraft metre Long RIB with Port Edgar Watersports YES 3 CIC Suzuki engine Blue, black and orange, 5.5 metre long RIB with Port Edgar Watersports 95 Rib XS Port Edgar Watersports YES 3 a Mercury 75 Mac CIC Engine 96 Motor Vessel Faithful Faithful Port Edgar Yacht Club Port Edgar Yacht Club YES 3 97 Yacht EuRoBo GBR8273T Doug Ross Port Edgar Yacht Club YES 3 98 Yacht - SADLER 26 Roca II GBR 613T Ian Simpson Port Edgar Yacht Club YES 3 Internation 'H' Boat 99 (Yacht with fin Keel 8.3m Hussy Swe 595 W Neil MacDougall Port Edgar Yacht Club YES 3 long) 100 Sailing Yacht Merlin 9009C Ian Wormald Port Edgar Yacht Club YES 3 101 Yacht L'arc en Ciel GBR 9745T Neil Wood Port Edgar Yacht Club NO 3 102 Sailing Yacht Kudos GBR7266 Stephen Connelly Port Edgar Yacht Club NO 3 Simon and Fiona 103 sadler32 yacht Moon White 9508Y Port Edgar Yacht Club YES 3 Harrison 104 Yacht Wild Horse GBR644T Simon Bryant Port Edgar Yacht Club YES 3 105 Yacht Respect IRL2905 James Gray Port Edgar Yacht Club YES 3 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 106 Erin GBR 2649R John Murphy Port Edgar Yacht Club YES 3 49 Sailboat Ice Breaker or Jenny Portobello Sailing and Portobello Sailing and 107 St Ayles Skiff Can wear a no. 5 Flag YES 3 Skylark Kayaking Club Kayaking Club 108 Shoran II Ranald Mackay Queensferry Boat Club YES 3 Queensferry Rowing Queensferry Rowing 109 - Ferry Lass 16 YES 3 Club Club Queensferry Rowing Queensferry Rowing 110 - Ferry Maid 40 YES 3 Club Club 111 Oyster 26 Hoodlum 1957C Robert MacKenzie RFYC YES 3 Hunter Legend 235 112 Driftwood SSR157701 Andrew Holder RYA Members YES 3 Sailing Yacht Small Fifie (Baldie) Coul Deas and Bob Scottish Fisheries 113 White Wing ME 113 YES 3 Fishing Boat Flann Museum Boat Club St Andrews Coastal St Andrews Coastal 114 Sandbay Century SCRA 56 YES 3 Rowing Club Rowing Club 115 St Ayles Skiff St Ayles St Ayles Rowing Club St Ayles Rowing Club YES 3 116 St Ayles Skiff Coull D St Ayles Rowing Club St Ayles Rowing Club YES 3 Gudmund Friis Steam Boat Association 117 Steam Launch Silkie YES 3 Jorgensen of Great Britain Dark Blue Hull white Steam Boat Association 118 Steam Launch Talisker funnel and a bit of Tom Peebles YES 3 of Great Britain smoke North Queensferry 119 St Ayles Skiff Ferry Sonnet TBA YES 3 Coastal Rowing Club North Queensferry 120 St Ayles Skiff St Margaret's Hope TBA YES 3 Coastal Rowing Club 121 - Island Trades 159 Dr William Rose Upper Forth Boat Club YES 3 National Historic Ships 122 MFV 65' x 18'6" x 9'6" Britannia Alexander Aitken YES 3 nr 1603 MCA Category 3 123 RIB - 6.5m 1st Edition John McArthur NO 3 Maker Boat - Calypso 124 other (FETA) Maker Boat - Calypso 125 other (FCBC) 126 RNLI other 127 Fom Park other 128 P2000 other 129 P2000 other 130 Maid of the Forth other.
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    GAFFERS LOG JUNE 2014 In this Issue: Pilot Cutters Racing &Insurance Winklebrigs Fitting out NEWSLETTER OF THE ASSOCIA TION FOR GAFF RIG SAILING GAFFERS LOGJUNE 2014 Contents Foreword 3• Foreword It’sMay Day. Dull, damp and distinctly chilly as I put together the June Gaffers Log, here in land-locked Derbyshire. Not ideal weather today, but there have been enough sunny 4• Fromthe Quarterdeck days to feel Spring is in the air, and I hear that many of you are already out on the water. 5• OGATrophies Two reports from early season racing caught the copy deadline, the East Coast p.15 and 6• 110ºis OKby me Solent p.48. A young gaffer reflects on YOGAFF, and as this issue hits your doormats SamLlewellyn reflects on thejoysofsailingagaffer there’sbeen plenty going on. DBOGA has another great line-up, then there’sUp and 8• OGA50legacy: Youthfund Down Channel in Cardiff Bay, BealePark, Lake District Rally, SeaFairHaven and the Photo:Phil Cogdell Campbeltown Classics.Send your reports to update the website, and browse the 14 Area 9• YOGAFF:fromtot toteenager pages in this issue to find plans for the future and what’s been happening since February. June 2014 14 year-oldFynMitchell reflects onhisexperiences Editor: BeverleyDaley-Yates 10 • AveryFrenchfestival Themes for June were ‘Fitting out’ and ‘Spring sailing’,attracting plenty of contributions. +44(0)797 0943135 Royston Raymondlooks back to1996 This issue illustrates the wide range of our fleet, from winklebrig to pilot cutter. Reviewed by one of our advertisers, Simon Winter, we bring a timely article about insurance and [email protected] 14 • Pleasures ofsailingaWinklebrig Please submit material forthe DavidOwensprovides a quick summary Lodestar Books, another new advertiser, offers a sailing ‘snippet’ with a wintry theme, September edition by6August 2014 p.19.