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Launching day in May 1970

Halcyon I​

 

Built in Belem, in Brites Shipyard, between 1968 and 1970, under G. L. Watson & Co (Glasgow) plan #747.

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Three boats were made Worldwide, under this plan. Halcyon I was the last and I lost trace of the other two.

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Teak planked given, as a gift, by a friend of the first owner, over laminated oak frames.

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Has 9 tons of lead under the keel and had 100A1 certification from Loyd's, until 1986.

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Weights 35 tons, is 55 feet long and can accommodate 18 guests on day cruises and 6 guests, sleeping, in overnight cruises.

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Is powered by two 6 cylinder 0.400 Leyland 110Hp engines (Thornycroft), that have never been replaced. (same engines used by London buses in 1967)

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Has two masts and 900 square feet of canvas, in four sails.

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