I loves me some fat-assfattestest tumblehomes
Ranger 37?Guys, can you tell me the names or upload pics of the boats with most fattestest tumblehomes,please
For aesthetic purposes
I never thought I would hear anyone utter this phrase.The R37 is a beautiful boat.
FB- Doug
Just because two strong people hauling on the tiller couldn't keep the old Munequita from rounding up over and over again I never found her homely -- though she was tumblehomely for sure.I never thought I would hear anyone utter this phrase.The R37 is a beautiful boat.
Did you ever sail one downwind in a blow? The R37 was possibly the worst behaved IOR boat of all time.
Sorry, I never sailed one, I meant "beautiful" in terms of visual aesthetic only. I have seen them sailing and they are real water-dozers, for sureJust because two strong people hauling on the tiller couldn't keep the old Munequita from rounding up over and over again I never found her homely -- though she was tumblehomely for sure.I never thought I would hear anyone utter this phrase.The R37 is a beautiful boat.
Did you ever sail one downwind in a blow? The R37 was possibly the worst behaved IOR boat of all time.
So I guess you like this sort of thing? Weirdo.Sorry, I never sailed one, I meant "beautiful" in terms of visual aesthetic only. I have seen them sailing and they are real water-dozers, for sure
FB- Doug
Yes, yes.... how could we forget theseCharles Martel, shown with whisker poles deployed before setting sails to run DDW.
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