Re: "One more hug" started as #621 "REIVER II"

Thanks Suzanne,
First of all I'd like to add my small trickle of good will to the tide of support and sympathy you've received in the last month and a half. Phil was one of the very few well known people on my "I'd like to meet someday" list. I know the pain of having lost someone close, and I feel for you. Please take care.

As to this encarnation of design 621, when I looked at the original ad, I had a feeling that the owners had added/changed an awful lot of what wouldn't have been there in the original. I may even have read the MAIB write up on the changes.

Small correction though, the Boat Design Quarterly issue for this design is #8, at least according to their website

http://www.woodenboatstore.com/Boat-Design-Quarterly-Vol-8/productinfo/197-008/

I'll look forward to any new books, articles, etc from PB&F. Any word on the publishing of the 103 Sailing Rigs update?



Thanks also Jon, and Bruce
Bruce your very own MAIB index on this very site indicated that it was written up in Issue 21 N12, as written in your Dec 08 post.

Also found a thread entitled "lotto ticket" or similar on this very boat / design in Jan 2008, here as well.

Best to all
Chris B
Bedford, MA

--- Inbolger@yahoogroups.com, "Susanne@..." <philbolger@...> wrote:
>
> It is Design # 621 "Reiver II", with her stern extended, rig much altered and in a range of details quite a long way from the original intent. We've seen her in person at a WOODENBOAT SHOW, fine finish, friendly folks and all. Her genesis and morphing into what she is today will be discussed in a chapter of a book. Brad Story typically built well, and as originally completed in Essex MA 1994 we know her structure. 'As is' she is not what she should be, with too many inconsistencies expressed in 3-D. But this is just our opinion... See BDQ # 8, p.9 for instance for the original geometry. Susanne Altenburger, PB&F
>

That might be Reiver II, with the bowsprit counted in the overall length.

Jon

> Wow, that is a new Bolger design to my recollection.
>
> On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 6:41 PM, Chris Brunette<gaff_rigged72@...> wrote:
> >
> >
> > This may be out of the interest / budget range of the group (certainly out
> > of my budget range) but I just saw this beauty on line
> >
> >http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listing/boatFullDetails.jsp?boat_id=1902872&ybw=&units=Feet¤cy=USD&access=Public
> >
> > Also on woodenboat for sale, as well as other yacht sales sites.
> >
> > The boat, "One more hug", is a bolger motorsailer / liveaboard design built
> > by the Storey yard around 98.
> >
> > LOA: 61' Beam: 14'6" Displacement: 53,000
> > Draft: 2'6"
> >
> > Anyone know the design name / number and if/where it's been written up?
> >
> > Chris B.
> > Bedford, MA
>

Wow, that is a new Bolger design to my recollection.

On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 6:41 PM, Chris Brunette<gaff_rigged72@...> wrote:
>
>
> This may be out of the interest / budget range of the group (certainly out
> of my budget range) but I just saw this beauty on line
>
>http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listing/boatFullDetails.jsp?boat_id=1902872&ybw=&units=Feet¤cy=USD&access=Public
>
> Also on woodenboat for sale, as well as other yacht sales sites.
>
> The boat, "One more hug", is a bolger motorsailer / liveaboard design built
> by the Storey yard around 98.
>
> LOA: 61' Beam: 14'6" Displacement: 53,000
> Draft: 2'6"
>
> Anyone know the design name / number and if/where it's been written up?
>
> Chris B.
> Bedford, MA

This may be out of the interest / budget range of the group (certainly out of my budget range) but I just saw this beauty on line

http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listing/boatFullDetails.jsp?boat_id=1902872&ybw=&units=Feet¤cy=USD&access=Public

Also on woodenboat for sale, as well as other yacht sales sites.

The boat, "One more hug", is a bolger motorsailer / liveaboard design built by the Storey yard around 98.

LOA: 61' Beam: 14'6" Displacement: 53,000
Draft: 2'6"

Anyone know the design name / number and if/where it's been written up?

Chris B.
Bedford, MA