Cape Cutter 19 Association Forum

by **Dennis** » Sat Aug 06, 2011 6:46 pm

Living up here in the frozen north, where you can go for weeks without seeing another living soul, I was pleasantly surprised to stumble across a CC19 drying out in Lindisfarne (Holy Island) harbour.

I cannot identify it, anyone else any ideas.

Cheers

Dennis

CC19 #100 Mary Ann

by **Ru88ell** » Tue Jun 05, 2012 6:01 pm

I saw a blue CC19 yesterday leaving Port Bannantyne headed across Rothesay Sound, then another one today moored off Kames on West Kyle. I did sail over and got a picture and had a shout conversation with the owner, a Geordie by the sounds of it. He bought her from HM last year but didn't know the number, just that it was a SA boat. Three on technically the same piece of water - is that a record?

by **Dennis** » Wed Jun 06, 2012 10:42 am

Hello Russell

I can probably identify the "Geordie" owned CC19 you came across. It was probably Frank Stewart with hull number 17, now called "Bernicia". It is the other half of the Kielder Water Capecutter fleet. Frank is a member of Kielder Sailing Club which caters for (mainly) dinghy sailors (plus lots of Drascombes/Original Devons). The club has a camping/sailing outing each year during the Spring Holiday week in that area.

I have not been on the water this bank holiday due to family committments (a golden wedding aniversary "do" in Chester). I am keeping an eye on the weather forcasts and will be out on Kielder Water at the first possible opportunity. I expect to pass the 1000 Nm mark with Mary Ann on my next sail, log currently stands at 981 Nm.

by **Ru88ell** » Wed Jun 06, 2012 12:14 pm

Hi Dennis
It was Bernicia - blue hull and tan sails. I'm sat in Tarbert still, but due to head off back that way. It's blowing up tomorrow and Friday, so I don't want to get stuck with the prospect of Inchmarnock Sound in an F5/6.

by **Dennis** » Wed Jun 06, 2012 2:38 pm

Hi Russell

F5/6, no problem, staysail plus reefed main and lots of spray, great fun.

I bet you are glad you didn't go to the south coast, they are forcasting severe gales down there!

Enjoy it while you can.

by **Dennis** » Mon Sep 03, 2012 3:39 pm

I saw a CC19 (blue hull) being towed on the A5 west of Capel-Curig (towards Anglesey possibly) on Friday 24th July.

Anyone on here responsible?

If so, I hope you had a good time.

I was in North Wales for the week, but had caravan with me rather than CC19, Ho Hum!

by **Ru88ell** » Mon Sep 03, 2012 4:12 pm

Dennis

That would be Aurora #86 belonging to Charlie (Erbster). I was with him for the day yesterday for a fabulous sail out of Holyhead on the final day of the traditional boat festival.

by **erbster** » Wed Sep 05, 2012 8:22 pm

Yes, it was us. We enjoyed a week of hospitality at Holyhead marina- free launch, free berth. This was in the run up to the old gaffers association Traditional Boat Festival last weekend. And a jolly good do it was too!

Shame about the weather though- it was very windy all week and rained a lot too. Sadly, this prevented us from doing more than sail around the bay. Nevertheless we had a lovely time (myself, wife and two kids).

I would certainly attend that event again- it would be nice if we could get several CCs there.

by **Ru88ell** » Wed Sep 26, 2012 8:57 am

A guy called Sergio from Brazil posted a picture of his self build CC19 on our CC19 Facebook page. It's red Dennis!

http://www.facebook.com/capecutter19

by **Ru88ell** » Thu Oct 11, 2012 2:45 pm

Cape Cutter 19 'Swallowtail' spotted on a mooring on the Orwell this morning. No mention of it on the owners list.

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