I’ve just completed the drawings for the Kathleen Gee Gaff yawl.
This is the first illustration:
There is also a Cutter Rig option shown here with a 6′ – 6″ Dinghy stowed on the housetop:
For more take a look at the updated Project Page.
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Tony, I totally love this little boat, reminiscent in so many ways of my lovely, long-gone George Stadel-designed 24-foot Sound Clipper, North Star., with the outboard rudder, wholesome lines and general charm. But the there’s so much more, with mizzen and jackyard topsail and multiple headsails.
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Shel,
Thank you! Glad you like it.
I’ll look into Staedel’s Sound Clipper….
Be well,
Tony
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