"The Galley of Lorne", TSDY by Frederick Parker Lying Essex
"The Galley of Lorne", TSDY by Frederick Parker Lying Essex
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The Galley of Lorne is heavily built and has particularly good directional stability by virtue of her long keel. She will operate and steer perfectly well on one engine since she is fitted with twin rudders. Both water tanks and fuel tanks have a balance pipe, but it is the practise to have the fuel balance pipe stopcock turned off so that each engine runs from its own dedicated fuel tank. There are deck fillers for each fuel and water tank.
She has cruised extensively in France, Belgium, Holland and the U.K. South and East Coasts covering over a thousand miles each season. The Galley of Lorne is a safe dry and warm boat and she travels in the right direction all the time.
Comprehensive documentation of all systems
A place for everything and everything in its place
Much of the original documentation and plans have been retained
Sadly, as the husband has passed away, The Galley of Lorne is looking for a new owner. |
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Massive bronze
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