Posted by Johan | 04/30/2010 @ 23:10 | Reply
In the May issue of Boat International: VSY's 62 m Roma, Royal Huisman's Hanuman, the 56 m Perini Panthalassa, the Arcadia 85 and CNB's Spiip. In addition to that: interview with Paolo Vitelli, article on yacht painting, hybrid powered tenders and build report on the J-class Lionheart.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 01/29/2010 @ 20:30 | Reply
ShowBoats Int. Feb 2010 : Sassy, Bacarella, Blind Date, Big City, Alucia, Sanlorenzo SL100, and FX.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 01/26/2010 @ 13:05 | Reply
BI Feb 2010 : Top 100, Candyscape II, Bliss, Alucia, TaTii, Bikini Queen 2, and an article abour Sir Gosling's yachts.
Mer & Bateaux Jan/Feb 2010 : Top 20 new launches, Elena, Predator 130, Eilean, and Pink Shrimp.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 12/24/2009 @ 11:00 | Reply
BI January 2010 issue : the A&R Elandess, the Wally 130, the CMN Cloud 9, the recently refitted Necker Belle, the new Sanlorenzo 100 series, the SD122 FX, and a long article about the new designs...
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 12/09/2009 @ 09:10 | Reply
Dec/Jan issue of Showboats/BI USA : GOB 2010, the CRN Blue Eyes, the 62.5m Icon, the Perini Navi Riela, 100 marinas around the World.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 11/19/2009 @ 19:50 | Reply
BI December issue : the 62.5m Icon, the Perini Riela, the CRN Blue Eyes, the Sunrise Africa, the Christensen Odessa, the AB Yachts Musa, and the fast yacht support Sea Axe.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 09/21/2009 @ 09:05 | Reply
The October issue of BI is now available : a preview of Icon, Setton's yachts and his last 18m Ciao Gianni, Silver Angel, Sycara IV, Slipstream, Leo Fun, Trident, Iraklis L, and an interesting preview of the Swift 141 and the project Orca in the News section...
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 09/05/2009 @ 12:00 | Reply
BI acquires Showboats : http://www.boatinternational...
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 08/28/2009 @ 14:00 | Reply
Boat International issues for September :
- BI : MYS pages, Nazenin V, Elena, Salperton IV, Indio, Crackerjack, and DSK
- BI USA : MYS pages, Rumbera, Madsummer, My Shanti, Miss Michelle, and Top5 Charter Yachts
- Mer & Bateaux : Cannes pages, MYS pages, Dubai, Chrisco, Slipstream, Lagoon 620, Princess V78, Jeanneau 57, Sealine T60, and Feeling 52.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 05/31/2009 @ 21:30 | Reply
About the June issue of BI : Ethereal, Anjilis, Vive la Vie, Liara, and Celestial Hope.
About the June issue of BI USA : King Baby, Swan 90 FD, Vive la Vie, Harle, and Ethereal.
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Posted by Johan | 04/21/2009 @ 16:05 | Reply
In Boat International May 2009 : Heesen's 47 m Elandess and 50 m Man of Steel, Codecasa's 51 m Emelina, the Sunseeker 30, Baia 100 and article by the owner of Twizzle describing the build process and considerations made in building his current 57 m sail yacht.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 02/27/2009 @ 17:00 | Reply
BI (March 09) : charter special (Amnesia, Arioso, Elle, Mac Brew, Matau, Nero, Rosehearty, Xanadu, Seawolf, Tiara), Sea Force One, Amnesia, Mondango, Maria Pia and the Azimut 82.
BI USA (March 09) : Outer Reef 63, Splash, To-Kalon, Alexandar V, Sea Legend, Amnesia and Vajoliroja.
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Posted by Dan | 02/25/2009 @ 13:15 | Reply
The March issue of Showboats International features Delta's Slojo... very nice boat.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 01/18/2009 @ 12:00 | Reply
Last issue of BI is arrived (Feb 09) : Top 100 (nine pictures of your host are illustrating it, plus some of other spotters), Reverie, Romance, Mrs Seven, Lazzara LSX92, Mochi LR23.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 12/17/2008 @ 22:30 | Reply
And a nice double page of the new Candyscape II, out of her shed just before her technical launch. The first large picture of the yacht...
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Posted by Johan | 12/16/2008 @ 13:00 | Reply
The January issue of Boat International has onboard reports from A&R's 78 m Eminence, Cantieri di Pisa's 41 m Lazy Me, Feadship's 39 m Ocean Mercury and Nereid's 47 m Arethusa. In addition to that, there is an article about the San Lorenzo yard and an overview of new designs on the drawing board from various designers.
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Posted by Johan | 11/17/2008 @ 09:00 | Reply
The December issue of Boat International has several interesting "on board" reports; the 60 m Xanadu, 74 m Siren, 38 m P2, 46 m Bella Bri,
Riva 92 Duchessa and an article about the builder of the venetian
water taxis, Cantieri Serenella.
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Posted by VRM | 10/23/2008 @ 12:30 | Reply
117' Swiftships Rebecca (ex Safe Conduct II) is featured on page 170 of the current November 25th Anniversary issue of Showboats International magazine after an extensive refit by Claudette Bonville. She is up for Refit of the Year award for '08 from Showboats International.
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Posted by Jacques | 10/19/2008 @ 12:00 | Reply
Great articles about Predator and Saudade in the last Boat International.
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Posted by Northernspotter | 10/02/2008 @ 09:00 | Reply
A new book has recently been launched called "Luxury Toys, Mega Yachts, Espen
Oeino" featuring JeMaSa, Kismet, Linda Lou, Moon Goddess, Northern Star, Octopus, Princess Mariana, Queen M, Saint Nicolas, Skat and Silver. No really new information in the short text passages, but quite recommendable for the variety of great pics.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 10/01/2008 @ 13:05 | Reply
The Feadship Ocean Mercury was spotted yesterday during a photo session off the Côte d'Azur. No doubt that she will feature in a mag soon.
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Posted by Johan | 09/22/2008 @ 16:35 | Reply
The October issue of Boat International must be one of the thickest ever. Among the articles : Oceanco's 75 m Anastasia, Vitter's 53 m Nirvana, 53 m Vinydrea from Proteksan-Turqoise, the refitted Life Saga, the refitted 47 m Va Bene and interview with her owner, musician Eric Clapton, Burger's 46 m Ingot and Ferreti's Next 112.
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Posted by Johan | 09/03/2008 @ 09:00 | Reply
The German magazine Boote Exclusive is launching an english version
called, quite conveniently, Boat Exclusive : http://www.boat-exclusive.com
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Posted by Johan | 08/24/2008 @ 15:00 | Reply
The September issue of Boat International is a sailing special with a Top 50 list, onboard reports of Salute and Bristolian, interview with Jan-Eric Österlund (Adèle's first owner) and a Monaco preview.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 07/18/2008 @ 21:30 | Reply
BI August 08 issue : cards of charter yachts (Skylge, Haida G, Panther, Maraya, Allegria, Shamrock V, and Latinou), the B&V A (but no interior picture), the Heesen 101, Lauren L, the Feadship Inevitable, and the Johnson 105.
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Posted by NOK | 06/19/2008 @ 23:00 | Reply
The mag Dockwalk is now online : http://www.dockwalk.com
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 06/17/2008 @ 09:25 | Reply
July issue of BI : some pages about Predator (but no inside pictures), Secret, the ISA120 Illusion, SuRi, and Miss Rose. Also this month, a BI Jubilee special issue : "25 influential people, 25 significant yachts". 222 pages with very nice pictures.
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Posted by Johan | 06/04/2008 @ 20:25 | Reply
There is a new superyacht magazine around; SuperyachtWorld. In the first issue there is an interview with the CEO of the Sanlorenzo yard, an article about Kalizma and a report of the 34 m Sunseeker. There is a preview online at http://www.superyachtworld.com
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 05/30/2008 @ 18:30 | Reply
In the June issue of BI-USA : SuRi, Red Dragon and Sandrine.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 05/21/2008 @ 13:30 | Reply
In the June issue of BI : Anna, Maraya, Red Dragon, Sanlorenzo SD92, Swan 90FD, and Leander G at the yard...
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Posted by Johan | 04/14/2008 @ 14:30 | Reply
In the May issue of Boat International : 58 m Austal Outback, 50 m Proteksan Odessa, 32 m Jongert Red Sula, Numarine 102 RPH and Burger's 38 m twins Areti I & II.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 03/29/2008 @ 01:05 | Reply
AZthusiast, you forgot Celeste, the Italcraft 105 with the beautiful interior of Rémi Tessier.
Also an overview of the March-April issue of Mer & Bateaux : the Wally Y3K, the Couach Hummingbird, the JFA Bystander, the Spirit 100 Gaia, the Overmarine Salvaje, and the Aegean Yachts Galileo.
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Posted by AZthusiast | 03/20/2008 @ 18:30 | Reply
Four yachts in the April issue of Boat International : the Benetti Diane, the Allure Shadow, the Sunseeker La Volpe, and the Nautor Swan Julie Marie.
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Posted by James | 02/22/2008 @ 10:50 | Reply
The March 2008 Architectural Digest features an article on the new Feadship Secret.
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Posted by Jacques | 02/19/2008 @ 17:30 | Reply
BI March 2008 : Saint Nicolas, Geanelle, Ermis 2.
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Posted by Johan | 01/09/2008 @ 10:00 | Reply
In the December/January issue of Showboats International : features of Oceanco's Alfa Nero and Holland Jachtbouw's Y II, as well as a comprehensive but not totally accurate Global Order Book.
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Posted by Maarten | 01/07/2008 @ 19:45 | Reply
Boat International USA has articles on Mr. Terrible, Party Girl, Tribù, and the 220ft Allure.
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Posted by Trllifn | 01/03/2008 @ 00:10 | Reply
Yachts International for January 2008 has Trinity's Mine Games, Feadship's Space, and an interesting short article on Igor Lobanov, complete with layouts for Liza and White Knight.
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Posted by Mark | 12/29/2007 @ 13:05 | Reply
Ermis 2 has a big feature in this months Pacific Motoryacht Magazine here in NZ including full details of her machinery, electronics, interior photos and of course some great shots of the yacht at speed.
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Posted by Carl | 12/18/2007 @ 14:00 | Reply
BI Jan. 08. Front Cover Story : Silver. Extensive 13 page report on West Australia newest launch. There are 45 new designs for 2008 about futuristic yachts, which include some really nice designs. Now to the yachts : Y3K the new Wally, B-17 from Baglietto, Velsheda and her new logistics and supply yacht Bystander, which is to house crew, sailors and spare parts of the old schooner. Then there is a report about Azimuts new 95er. Ist a really good looking flybrige yacht. And the last yacht Serena M.
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Posted by Johan | 12/05/2007 @ 15:30 | Reply
In Yachts International, No.5/November, there are features on Austal's 193ft Outback, Hotchya's 115 Gaja, Trinity's 161 ft Lady Michelle, AB Yachts 140, Mondomarine's 164 ft Tribu and Mangusta's 165 footer. In addition to that interviews with designer Cor D. Rover, J. Orin Edson - majority owner of the Westport yard and owner of 164 ft Evviva and Denise Rich - owner of 157 ft Christensen Lady Joy.
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Posted by Skippy | 11/08/2007 @ 19:00 | Reply
December issue of BI. Short review of Alfa Nero, explaining how the pool works and how it converts into Helipad, and some nice shots of Art Deco interior. Comprehensive reviews of : Mangusta 165 Salvaje, Sanlorenzo 40 Alloy named 4H., Peri yachts peri29, and CRN 43 named Emerald Star.
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Posted by Skippy | 10/14/2007 @ 00:06 | Reply
November edition of Boat International and it a goodie. In huge in depth reviews of Samar and Boadicea, Netanya 8, PJ's O'Khalila, Spirit 100 and Moonen 94. Interview with Bjorn Johansson about Y705 and its design, Disdale will do the interior. Few paragraphs about Tueq extension. Couple of pages about the Falcon rig and Perini devloping it own 64m rig. 65m commision from Ken Freivokh in partnership with Gerard Dykstra going out to commision soon.
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Posted by gushl | 09/16/2007 @ 01:00 | Reply
Boat International October issue just landed! Its another big one! Onboard Bluebird, Deniki, Space, Salperton, Codecasa 41S. A quick glance at the headline of the Charter & Brokerage section reveals that the 78m Project Bermuda at Lurssen is the new Malibu (to charter in excess of EUR1mn per week!).
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 08/27/2007 @ 14:00 | Reply
For our French readers, here is Carré Voiles, a book quarterly published. Personally I have the 8th one dedicated to the design. Beautiful pictures and an article on ESense, articles on designers (Finot, Starck, Decq, Roseo, Tessier, Flahault, Rougerie) and some artists (Berthier, Gaignet, Borlenghi) : http://www.carrevoiles.fr
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Posted by Johan | 08/24/2007 @ 15:00 | Reply
The September issue of Boat International is a thick one devoted to sailing, with reports from the Superyacht Cup and the Dubois Cup, book reviews on books about sailing yachts and a review of new designs. On board reports of Royal Huisman's Meteor, Perini's Selene, McConaghy's Leopard III and Holland Jachtbouw's YII. In addition to that, there is a preview of the Monaco Yacht Show.
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Posted by Leveller | 08/20/2007 @ 14:20 | Reply
According to a German news magazine, Lürssens Eos has a crew of 18. In Version 27/2007 of "BUNTE" is a photo story about a party aboard Eos with some interior shots.
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Posted by MOS | 08/19/2007 @ 18:30 | Reply
In the latest issue of Power and Motoryacht, in their World's Top 100 Yachts article, it was mentioned that a book chronicling Carinthia VII is being published. Admittedly, this seems strange, given her owner's dogged quest for privacy. Nonetheless, I want a copy. Does anyone have any info to offer regarding the publishing of this book?
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Posted by Andrew | 06/22/2007 @ 10:00 | Reply
Thank you so much for all your kind words. I cannot take all the credit for the book. Lulworth's owner invested a great deal of money and time into making this happen. The yacht's managers, Giuseppe and Elisabetta Longo, did a great deal. And the book designers did a fantastic job. I was also blessed to have met many people in England who were prepared to give me both their stories and their unpublished photographs. Lulworth truly inspires people!
If anyone wants to order the book directly through me, without having to open an account on the website, and/or have a signed copy, they can simply send an e-mail to info@sylulworth.com.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 06/22/2007 @ 00:15 | Reply
Dear Andrew, usually I don't post advertising on the forum. I do an exception with you, because there is no doubt that you're a real enthusiast (like us) for writing a book like this one. I have the chance to read it, and let me congratulate you for your job, it's a beautiful book!
We have to be honnest, some books published in the past and dedicated to a yacht were a bit disappointing. In the case of Lulworth you learn everything from the first launch, the first regattas, the refit, her life since the refit. Many beautiful pictures from the beginning of the past century to the last "Voiles de St. Tropez" last year, etc... On more time congratulation!
I added a picture of Lulworth taken during "Les Voiles d'Antibes" some weeks ago. |  |
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Posted by Andrew | 06/21/2007 @ 23:50 | Reply
I see that Lulworth is often mentioned on this site. I am the author of the book that has just been published on this lovely boat. Here is the press release of the book :
"Lulworth: The Restoration of the Century" is a lavish 400-page book on the world's largest gaff cutter, built in 1920. Lulworth was re-launched to great acclaim in the spring of 2006 after a five-year restoration, and this brand-new publication documents in great detail her history and rebuild. There is also a stunning section covering Lulworth's first regatta season for eight decades.
The first edition of the book is strictly limited to 700 copies and looks set to become a collector's item among yachting connoisseurs. It contains hundreds of photographs, many of which have never been published before and offer a unique insight into life onboard a Big Class yacht in the 1920s. Dramatic artworks featuring Lulworth by famous painters such as Steven Dews, Roger Davis and Stephen Renard add colourful panache to the history.
"Lulworth: The Restoration of the Century" is written by Andrew Rogers, who previously authored well-received books such as "The Feadship Story" and "Iduna, the restoration of a classic Dutch yacht". In his research, Rogers tracked down the descendants of former owners of Lulworth in England and partnered with maritime historians to trace the families of crew from the 1920s. He also spent many weeks at the yard in Italy following the restoration at first hand, while a team of professional photographers captured every stage of the work. From the raising of the rudder to the stepping of the mast, the entire rebuild is explained in words and images.
Committed to sharing his slice of maritime heritage, Lulworth's owner allowed thousands of members of the general public to visit the newly restored yacht during the 2006 regatta season. In a similar vein, the first edition of "Lulworth: The Restoration of the Century" is being sold at half cost price in order to bring it within reach of a wider audience. Copies can be ordered for €125 from www.sylulworth.com |  |
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 06/17/2007 @ 12:30 | Reply
Boat International of July, a good issue with the Perini Heritage, the Cheoy Lee Marco Polo (with a beautiful picture of her in front of Hong Kong by night!), the A&R Lady Sheridan, and the ISA Aquamarina.
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Posted by Marian | 06/06/2007 @ 13:50 | Reply
All is explained here : http://www.bymnews.com/...
The first June stories have just been added and I think this one will be of interest. Even though Fuero C just falls short of 30 metres, in my opinion she is much more of a "real" seagoing yacht than some of today's offerings above that length : http://www.bymnews.com/...
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Posted by Mark | 06/06/2007 @ 13:35 | Reply
One wonders what has happened to the May and June issues of the BYM magazine online?
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Posted by Mark | 05/20/2007 @ 00:05 | Reply
June issue of the English magazine Motor Boat and Yachting has its bi-monthly superyacht supplement covering a full sea trial of Eddie Jordan's new Sunseeker The Snapper, as well as information on the new Technema 120, Numarine 102 RHP, Italcraft 105 and the SanLorenzo SD92.
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Posted by Tom | 05/18/2007 @ 23:35 | Reply
New Boat International magazine has articles on the new Kismet, Turmoil and Sunday, and the front cover is a bit of a rip off of Christo303 winning picture from the photo contest, have a look out for it.
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Posted by Mark | 04/26/2007 @ 10:30 | Reply
April/May issue of Showboats International features Benetti's Sunday, Calixas 105, Admirals 35 metre Be Cool and Wally 143 foot Esense.
Boat International May features the Feadship Callisto, the new Azimut 103s, also the Calixas 105, update on the Amels Limited Edition 171 building and RMK Marine's 36 metre Caressa K.
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Posted by Maarten | 04/14/2007 @ 23:00 | Reply
A new website for Boat International : http://www.boatinternational.com
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 04/06/2007 @ 15:45 | Reply
The official book for the 32nd America's Cup was presented yesterday in Port America's Cup. 216 pages, format 27x35 cm, 5 languages, many pictures taken by seven of the best photographers in the World, price of 59.5€. A luxury version will also be available soon. Link : http://www.americascup.com/...
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Posted by Mark | 04/01/2007 @ 18:00 | Reply
March/April edition of Ocean Australia features the Alloy Yachts Como and the Sunseeker 90 along with many other smaller craft.
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Posted by Johan | 03/13/2007 @ 16:50 | Reply
The April issue of Boat International is the 250th issue which looks back on past issues in one article. There are onboard articles of T6 (48m Flygtship), Atao (25m JFA), Choo Choo (36m Versilcraft), the Royal Denship 85, Ashena (46m Indian-built MY) and Como (41m Alloy). In addition to that, there is an article about Ilona's new heli-lift, an article about Holland Jachtbouw and an article about Reymond Langton Design.
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Posted by Mark | 02/23/2007 @ 19:20 | Reply
The March issue of Boat International features the annual charter special as well as full articles on the Sunseeker 37 metre, the new 50 metre Sensation and the refitted Fleurtje sailing yacht.
Yachts International (USA) January features Trinity's 50 metre Imagine, Hakvoort's JeMaSa and Heesen's Sirocco - also the Lazzara LSX Quad 75 with 4 IPS drives for power. Interview with Dick van Lent also.
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Posted by Mark | 02/22/2007 @ 13:00 | Reply
Another mag from this part of the world is the Australian published Ocean Australia - www.oceanmagazine.com.au
The current issue January/February features Seafaris the 40m catamaran, Maltese Falcon (is everyone else sick of seeing magazine articles on this yacht?) and a review of top international yacht designers - also a lot of articles on yachts between 16 and 25 metres - the bulk of the market in Australia/NZ.
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Posted by Mark | 02/10/2007 @ 23:05 | Reply
February/March issue of Seaspray - at www.seaspraymag.com features Como and Bacchus both NZ builds. It would be fair to say that Como has a very modern - penthouse style interior by Redman Whiteley Dixon which is very impressive. Also her sun deck open bridge details are very interesting and an improvement on Ab Lib. As for Bacchus – a Sovereign Yachts build - the interior is very traditional American - i.e. without much design fair or anything very special, just a lot of polished wood - rather boring actually and very much an interior of 5-10 years ago in design terms.
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Posted by Mark | 01/29/2007 @ 20:00 | Reply
January's issue of The Yacht Report features their annual 2006/2007 report covering such items as - new projects, significant yacht deliveries 2006, best new products of 2006, global build report - the best of its kind for complete information and accuracy, together with a complete statistical analysis of current global yacht market conditions.
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Posted by Marian | 01/28/2007 @ 16:50 | Reply
The new BYM Mag is on line (with an article about the Marco Polo) : http://www.bymnews.com/...
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Posted by Dan | 01/20/2007 @ 18:05 | Reply
February issue of Showboats : joint article on Lurssen's Linda Lou and Trinity's Lady Linda, both owned by the same couple, Baltic's Pink Gin, Nobiskrug's Triple Seven.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 01/18/2007 @ 17:30 | Reply
Yachts n.112 (Dec-Jan 2007) French edition : the Custom Line 97 Inspiration, the Versilcraft Planet 120 HT, a World activity report 2006-2007 with an order book, and a visit of the Eurocraft yard.
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Posted by Northernspotter | 01/16/2007 @ 20:15 | Reply
There is an article about "the billionaires' yachts" in the German magazine Bunte, issue No.3/2007, pp. 54 et. seq. It contains six pages with pics
of LGB, Pelorus, Kingdom 5KR (with Montkaj in the background), Octopus, Rising
Sun, Katana, Sokar and Sakara.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 01/11/2007 @ 20:00 | Reply
Friends Merijn de Waard and Maarten Janssen are launching their online mag. I wish them good luck in their professional life! Link : http://www.superyachttimes.com
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Posted by Andy | 01/10/2007 @ 15:05 | Reply
In the Feb edition of BI reviews on the following : new Sunseeker 90, Zulu from Fitzroy, Heesens G-Force, Gliss, Techinema 85. Also a feature on Worlds Top 100 yachts.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 12/24/2006 @ 18:00 | Reply
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the yard, Nautor's Swan has published an "Anniversary Book". The book is available since December, 256 pages, 200 photos. Authors : Decio Giulio, Riccardo Carugati, Roberto Franzoni, Maria Sebregondi. Editor : Electa.
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Posted by Marian | 12/21/2006 @ 10:00 | Reply
We've just introduced a monthly magazine. The first issue is mostly retrospective, but there is one new story that I'm sure you'll be interested in; an exclusive report from the Mirabella V's captain on their latest encounter with the Maltese Falcon! You can download the mag here : http://www.bymnews.com/...
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Posted by ML | 12/16/2006 @ 19:30 | Reply
There is an article in the latest edition of Vanity Fair Magazine Jan 2007 Issue on the 48 metre Perini Navi Legacy which ran aground in the swamps off Florida after a hurricane....quite a story!
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 12/15/2006 @ 10:00 | Reply
Also in the BI January issue : the Technomar Velvet 100, Angel of Joy, Mystère, Metsuyan IV, and Aristarchos.
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Posted by Andy | 12/09/2006 @ 23:00 | Reply
Great review and photos of Triple Seven in the January edition of BI.
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Posted by Wilfred | 11/24/2006 @ 11:30 | Reply
Yachting In Malta goes beyond basic information on the yachting industry. This Directory primarily addressed to foreign yachtsmen also touches on various topics which are bound to make a yachtsman's sojourn in Malta more appealing - tourism attractions, nautical sport, maritime history, entertainment and other useful subjects including a special listing entitled Blue Pages with a vary information base.
Yachting In Malta, which represents the 30th Anniversary Edition since first issue published in 1976, is mailed free of charge to any request
made by e-mail on our address yim@anatlus.com
The next edition of Yachting In Malta is scheduled to be published in 2008 when new interesting editorials will be introduced, exclusively meant to appeal mostly to the discerning tastes and requisites of the super-yachts category.
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Posted by Mark | 11/23/2006 @ 14:00 | Reply
Showboats Dec/Jan - excellent issue with the annual 2007 global order book. As well as features on Maltese Falcon, GiVi and Mirgab V.
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Posted by Johan | 11/19/2006 @ 17:00 | Reply
In the December issue of Boat International : April Fool, Wally 143, Kimberly II, Pink Gin and Canados 116.
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Posted by Northernspotter | 10/26/2006 @ 09:00 | Reply
There is also an article about Regina d?Italia with some in- and outdoor pics
in the current Nov. edition of the German Vogue at p. 162. It says that she
cost € 48 Mio.
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Posted by Maarten | 10/25/2006 @ 22:00 | Reply
The Superyachts volume 20 is out. On the cover Regina d'Italia.
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Posted by Dan | 10/18/2006 @ 15:00 | Reply
November issue of Showboats Int : Lady Anne (alas no layout), G-Force, Happy Days, Zulu, Barchetta.
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Posted by Maarten | 10/17/2006 @ 17:45 | Reply
In the November issue of Boat International : Skylge, Kokomo, Regina d'Italia, Lady Anne (no layout) and articles on the Perini Cup 2006, Espen Øino.
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Posted by Mark | 10/05/2006 @ 10:00 | Reply
A magazine that we do not mention often is The Yacht Report ? published out of the UK by subscription only. The current issue is number 77 September 2006 which features ? a substantial article on Maltese Falcon, a review of Lurssen and its business, a full review of Royal Denship, a full review of New Zealand yacht building. Also a look at the American Burger yard, entertainment systems, insurance issues, yacht support vessels, new yacht news, captains and engineer lists etc. Over 300 pages bi-monthly.
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Posted by Maarten | 09/30/2006 @ 13:30 | Reply
There is also an 1988 Pilot. On the cover Cacique.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 09/30/2006 @ 09:55 | Reply
You can already add a 13th one, the issue 2006/2007, beautiful, which looks like a little book of 164 pages.
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Posted by Mark | 09/30/2006 @ 09:50 | Reply
I am wondering if any spotters can help me to get a definite list for all the issues of the Feadship Pilot magazine? They did not necessarily produce a magazine every year or every two years. So far I am aware of the following 12 issues : 2004/2005, 2003, 2001/2002, 1999/2000, 1998/1999, 1996/1997, 1995/1996, 1993/1994, 1992, 1990, 1989, 1986.
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Posted by Johan | 09/26/2006 @ 02:00 | Reply
The October issue of Boat International exceeded the already high standards we are used to, it must be around 400 pages. Noteworthy is an onboard report of Kogo with many fine pictures. Also in this issue : Cambria II from Azzurra Marine, My Issue from Moonen, Happy Days from Delta Marine, Farewell from Southern Wind and JeMaSa from Hakvoort,
plus an article about Nuvolari-Lenard. In addition to that is the supplement BI Interiors with an interview with Remi Tessier and articles about Phoenix, Oasis, Catwalk, Illusion, Talisman C,
Seafaris and Clarena II. Value for the money indeed.
The German magazine Boote Exclusive has the bi-annual Top 200 list in the September-October issue, besides articles about Arcadia, Oasis and Lulworth.
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Posted by Dominique | 09/25/2006 @ 17:30 | Reply
Mark, can you tell me the mistakes you have read in the top list? Many thanks.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 09/17/2006 @ 11:30 | Reply
- October issue of Showboats : Skylge, Oasis, Arcadia and O'ceanos
- Yacht Design n.3/2006 : Rasselas, Maria Carla and Hamilton II
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Posted by gushl | 08/12/2006 @ 15:30 | Reply
yachtspotter.com was discussed in an article within the news section of Yachting World magazine, August edition.
Boat International, September edition, dropped through my letterbox with a thud this morning (big issue, must be 300 pages this month!)
There is : Maltese Falcon (21 pages!), 18 page Monaco preview, progress report on Amels 171 Limited Editions, reviews of Kintaro, Wild Thyme, Seafaris.
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Posted by Merijn | 08/11/2006 @ 15:00 | Reply
Captain Tork Buckley, editor of the Yacht Report, mentioned yachtspotter.com in his column. He only wrote the name wrong... yachtspotters.com
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Posted by Mark | 08/06/2006 @ 22:20 | Reply
Just noticed in The Superyachts volume 15 - 2002 on page 248/249 is a picture of the original design proposal from Feadship for Ecstasea. She finished up a "little" different that is for sure.
Also in The Superyachts volume 12 - 1999 on page 244 is Tim Heywood?s initial design for the replacement for Coral Island which became in due course Pelorus. You can see quite clearly from this many of the final design features that Pelorus now has - reverse sheer, funnel design, stern details etc.
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Posted by Mark | 08/01/2006 @ 01:00 | Reply
Yachts International July - Worlds top 100 yachts ? an interesting if somewhat inaccurate list.
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Posted by Mark | 07/21/2006 @ 08:30 | Reply
BI August also has articles on Feadship?s F45 with interesting pictures of the hull, Arcadia from Royal Huisman and the Couach 3300 fly plus lots of others as well.
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Posted by Mark | 07/20/2006 @ 01:45 | Reply
Boat International August features Oasis.
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Posted by Mark | 06/28/2006 @ 09:45 | Reply
He must be trying to sell it then ? as soon as photos start appearing on the so-called secret yachts ? more often than not a sale is planned. Question is does he intend getting another one?
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Posted by Merijn | 06/22/2006 @ 09:15 | Reply
Hot news : article about Larry Ellison and Rising Sun in the new Yacht Capital, with interior photos!
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Posted by Johan | 06/16/2006 @ 11:50 | Reply
In the July issue of Boat International : Talisman C and Alysia, an article about art aboard yachts, stepping the masts on Maltese Falcon, about the Ferretti Group and Transatlantic crossing with Zoom Zoom Zoom. On the "smaller" side features on Evolution 80, Lazzarra 74, Riva 75 Venere, Jongert 2400M and Hunton XRS37.
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Posted by dmd112 | 06/05/2006 @ 19:30 | Reply
One of the biggest New York City newspapers, The Daily News, ran this item today in its gossip pages : http://www.nydailynews.com/...
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Posted by Dan | 05/18/2006 @ 10:30 | Reply
June/July Issue of Showboats International :
- Heesen 121ft Man of Steel
- Hargrave 108ft Freedom
- Westport 164ft Vango, which for a production yacht is very impressive.
- 2006 Showboats Award Winners
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Posted by Johan | 05/17/2006 @ 15:30 | Reply
In the June issue of Boat International; Lulworth, Hargrave 105, Seagull I (54 m conversion) and an article about the Amels Limited Edition series. In addition to that, there is a supplement about the World Superyacht Awards with presentations of the winners.
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Posted by Merijn | 05/03/2006 @ 10:30 | Reply
A new Dutch magazine, just published it first issue : http://www.superyacht-industry.com
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Posted by Asder123 | 04/30/2006 @ 19:25 | Reply
Wow! I?ve just found The Superyachts Volume 1 and 3 in very good condition. Both feature very interesting yachts, such as New Horizon L, Le Pharaon, Cedar Sea II and more, but what I found most interesting are the advertisements and the new projects list. In volume three it?s said that De Vries has a tender for a 100 meter Feadship (remember, we?re talking 1988 ? 1990 here). Also a 55m 35 knot Feadship ("modern line?) is mentioned. Does anyone know more about these projects?
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Posted by Johan | 04/25/2006 @ 18:00 | Reply
In the May issue of Boat International : Ability (54 m CRN), Hamilton II (36 m CNB), Catwalk (40 m Kaiserwerft), Hush (36 m Palmer Johnson) and Maid Marian III (33 m 1931 New York Launch and Engine Co.), plus "market intelligence" with overview of latest launches, orders and sales.
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Posted by Maarten | 03/18/2006 @ 09:00 | Reply
The latest Showboats Int. : Zoom Zoom Zoom, Adèle, Warren 87, Brazil Inace 95, Pershing 90.
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Posted by Johan | 03/17/2006 @ 16:00 | Reply
In the April issue of Boat International : Man of Steel (37 m), Gloria Teresa (42 m) and the refitted Illusion (51 m), plus articles on how to build a superyacht, about Laurent Giles and about submarines aboard yachts.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 02/09/2006 @ 13:30 | Reply
In the BI of March : the megayacht Ad Lib, article about helicopters (Attessa is on the cover), and the "hottest new charter yachts".
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Posted by Geoff | 02/04/2006 @ 15:30 | Reply
I have found a leather bound book (in an antiques shop) : "Standing Orders H.H.Y Mahroussa". Is it of any interest / value.
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Posted by Michael | 01/24/2006 @ 17:50 | Reply
There is a new yacht magazine in Germany. It is called Yachting & Style. In the first issue Pershing 115, Jongert?s Scorpione dei Mari, Guy Couach 2800 Open, Sunseeker Predator 108 and more. Price is 8 Euro (in Germany). In the next issue: Ilona : http://www.klocke-verlag.de/...
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 01/24/2006 @ 10:55 | Reply
Also in the last issue of BI, Edmiston has had a good idea of advertisement. They provide us a Top100 summary, easy to use, with all the yachts in one page.
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Posted by Mark | 01/24/2006 @ 01:30 | Reply
Still the same mistake with the picture of Lady Marina - the old 50 metre rather than the new Feadship.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 01/23/2006 @ 21:24 | Reply
By the way I have to say that I'm not the owner of the picture of Kingdom 5KR. The picture is copyrighted with my name. I'm sorry for the owner of this picture, but it's an error from the redaction of the mag.
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Posted by Johan | 01/23/2006 @ 16:57 | Reply
Well, I have received my copy and while I haven't checked thoroughly yet, the top 100 list actually consists of 103 yachts (the last four ones were of exactly the same length). Just like last year, they have published the wrong photo for Lady Marina (showing the 50 m Hakvoort instead) and the picture of Queen M is an artist's rendering showing her with accommodation aft on the lower deck rather than amidship. It is annoying to see the same errors as last year. Besides that it is an excellent issue, in addition to the onboard reports of Ice and Zoom Zoom Zoom there are articles about the Paladin Shadow, the Heywood designed limousine tender for Kogo and a very interesting interview with Tim Heywood.
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Posted by Johan | 01/22/2006 @ 18:47 | Reply
I have not received my copy yet, but I do hope that the Top 100 list contains less number of errors than last year's list.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 01/19/2006 @ 20:10 | Reply
It seems that the February issue will become the Top100 rendezvous for Boat Int.
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Posted by Kevin | 01/19/2006 @ 10:00 | Reply
In the last BI (Feb 06) - a Top100 and the yachts Ice and Zoom Zoom Zoom.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 12/24/2005 @ 16:20 | Reply
Johan, there is also the Maiora 43 Lighea in this issue.
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Posted by Johan | 12/23/2005 @ 10:30 | Reply
The January issue of Boat International has a good onboard report of Talitha G, as well as articles about Maria Carla (35 m Codecasa), Azimut 98 & 105 and the Dashew 83 Wind Horse.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 11/14/2005 @ 11:05 | Reply
A good issue of BI for December : the Yantai Raffles Asean Lady, the Feadship Blue Moon, the Perini Parsifal III, the Heesen Karyatis and the Baglietto Blue Princess. Hot news! Ecstasea will be in The Superyachts Volume 19 (there is fabulous bow picture of her under way in the last pages of this issue).
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Posted by Merijn | 11/06/2005 @ 09:45 | Reply
Attessa is featured on the cover of the last issue of Showboats Int.
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Posted by Maarten | 10/24/2005 @ 11:15 | Reply
Karyatis is featured in detail in the november issue of French magazine Yachts.
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Posted by Kootenay67 / DavidK | 10/21/2005 @ 15:05 | Reply
In the Nov 2005 issue of ShowBoats International is Feadship's 2005 Blue Moon (good pictures, floorplan, nice story), Northern Marine's Lai Fail and Royal Huisman's Antares.
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Posted by Mark | 10/20/2005 @ 12:23 | Reply
Boat International November - Lady Christina, Adele and the beautiful Rasselas - a great issue. Seems Boat International is getting all the best/newest superyachts first?
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Posted by Dominique | 10/07/2005 @ 18:00 | Reply
A new book on the Benetti story must be presented in October for the Fort Lauderdale Show. It?s not the fourth edition of the former book. The publisher is Yachts of Luxmediagroup.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 08/31/2005 @ 16:30 | Reply
For the fans, a book dedicated to Athena. A bit expensive... Link : http://www.athenabook.com
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 08/30/2005 @ 10:37 | Reply
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