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    Took some "Colin Archer-by-night" photos on Wednesday evening, and lauched her yesterday, Thursday.  Sailed very well indeed. I was actually very surprised. The interior lighting and nav-lights look more impressive in real life than in the photos. 

     There are one or two small items to be added before she's 100% finished. The above mentioned 1mm dia. bolts are to be fitted to the dead-eyes. New name-transfers are in the post from Billing Boats, Denmark.  The original ones are so old, they are yellow around the edges and they also self-distruct when dipped in water!

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