Sailboats - Cruising

WOTAMA

WOTAMA is a 38' 6" auxiliary ketch, built 1967-1974 by Cyril and Margaret Wriede in Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia to the 1947 design of Edward R Weber, then of Norge Boats Inc, Darien CT (published in The Rudder, January 1950, pp 62-63). The plans show a fractional bermudan ketch rig with a self-tending jib, but she now carries a masthead ketch rig with a genoa and main and mizzen staysails.

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Pilothouse ketch

Bellina, 1952 Parker/Elkins 44’ on deck, 5’ draft, 11.5’ beam, 19 tons.

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Sailing skiff

12' wooden sailing/rowing skiff. Owner built in 1985 from King and Davis design.