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Sadly on my recently renovated moth, the mast step split just after I had secured the mast when rigging it, this caused the mast to fall, scratching the paint, and now we need to make a replacement (I doubt I would easily be able to buy a new one) so my plan for a maiden tommorow is unlikely to go a...

Here is what my recently renovated skol looks like, the boat was an early 1970s rondar mk1. The centreboards was interesting, it folds out, instead of the usuall daggerboard. It is also incredibly light, about 28 kg (not sure though) http://www.keepandshare.com/userpics/m/a/x/_/mccarthy/2011-10/sb/i...

It could be that they only recently found the film in their archives, so it was probably mis-labeled.

Thanks, the lawn is nothing to do with me, my parents mow it! but I did the boat. With mine I was very lucky, someone had the moth that needed some stripping down and painting, and they didn't have the time to finish it, so they decided to give it away, I was very lucky noticing the advert and withi...

Here's another film from where I sail in the summer!
http://vimeo.com/21912140

Thanks for the guide, also i would certainly be interested in going to Whitefrairs, but the only thing is the distance, and i would need to persuade my parents to take me down, anyhow here are the photos: http://www.keepandshare.com/userpics/m/a/x/_/mccarthy/2011-10/sb/img_2011_10_20_160005_03-22671...

Reading this makes me feel apprehensive about the first time I am going to take my skol mk1 out. After having just renovated her, although I still no very little about the skol, the fact that mine was built by Rondar halls, but I still don't know whether it was a public design or one limited to the ...

Pat wrote:"Better a bad day sailing than a good day at work"

Well said, or at least for me it would be school instead of work.

I look forward to posting mine, involving a laser and almost losing a centreboard in a force 5 with 15ft waves!

The mast and boom have not been bought, but the sail has.