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Richard James.
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- 15/05/2018 at 21:32 #15440
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KeymasterChris Green spotted this post and photo by Andrew Willatt on Facebook dealing with someone else spotting an Atalanta in a boatyard in Beaumaris, Anglesey. The post was made in the very interesting ‘Uffa Fox Designs‘ Facebook Group.
Some interesting features with her fixed bilge keels and rudder, and her mizzen mast.
Does anyone know anything about her?
- 23/05/2018 at 13:42 #15511
Richard Pollard
ParticipantShe was featured in a past AOA magazine, if you could look through the index I’m sure you’ll find it. Full details of how she came to be.
- 24/05/2018 at 15:25 #15512
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KeymasterRichard
Thank you for the pointer. Not only do I now know about Peanut but I have also fixed the problem which was preventing A31 entries in the bulletins from showing up on the boat pages. (Webmaster-error unfortunately).So, the indexing has been amended and Bulletin entries are now showing up on the A31 boat pages.
Other members may be interested to refer to the 1975-76 Bulletin (right at the back) where Wendy and Brian Burnett explain how Peanut came to be as she is. Wendy is the daughter of (then) Capt.Bill Urry of A1 Atalanta and A5 Diaphony fame. Wendy and Brian fitted out a bare A31 hull themselves to create Atalanta 31 number 12 …… but I am stealing their thunder. Have a read of the bulletin.Cheers
Nick - 08/06/2018 at 16:58 #15696
Richard James
KeymasterWhat a fascinating account in the 1975/76 Bulletin of “Peanut.” It’s so useful having all the Bulletins online now. Well done Webmaster.
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