Cape Cutter 19 Association Forum

Happy new year to all CC19 sailors.
I hope that it will not that quit in this forum as it was last months.
Zimp

I'll second that. (Not sure what Zimp means in his second sentance though!)

Very quiet at the moment, Mary Ann is all tucked up cosily in her winter accommodation (a barn), looking spick and span for the next season having had some TLC by Honnor Marine.
Looking forward to March for launching.

Cheers

Dennis

CC19 #100 Mary Ann

Belated new year wishes to all.

I think Bert was saying what I felt; each time I log in it's just tumbleweed blowing past. It's even worse in the winter. I've found a new home on the YBW.com/forum

Russell

Ru88ell wrote:Belated new year wishes to all.

I think Bert was saying what I felt; each time I log in it's just tumbleweed blowing past. It's even worse in the winter. I've found a new home on the YBW.com/forum

Russell

I’m also active on a Dutch forum. But I think that it can be useful to exchange specific CC19 experience and tips on this form. The number CC19s in Holland is very limited.

Hi to all,

so another year has passed since this thread was born.

I wish all of you a healthy, happy and prosperous year 2013 and of course, "Fair winds and following seas" - or as we say in Germany "may there always be a hand's breadth of water under your keel"

and as always

seasickwhale wrote:Hi to all,

so another year has passed since this thread was born.

I wish all of you a healthy, happy and prosperous year 2013 and of course, "Fair winds and following seas" - or as we say in Germany "may there always be a hand's breadth of water under your keel" and as always

I'll second that.

We have just completed our first (incomplete) season with our CC and am grateful for the advice, support and encouragement of forum members.

Here's the the marvellous UK summer of '13.....