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Old 7th June 2017, 09:02
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I wonder where 'Able Two' is, or is it 'Able Too'
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Old 7th June 2017, 16:15
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Did the 'John Vincent' look like this vessel ?
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Old 7th June 2017, 17:55
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Similar to this vessel although she looks German built, however a bit of a coincidence on the photograph slide itself, in the top left hand corner it mentions 'Lady Margaret' which just happened to be the name of the Boat when my Uncle owned her.
Thank You Cueball for your continued help in researching her whereabouts.
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Old 7th June 2017, 18:00
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Similar to this vessel although she looks German built, however a bit of a coincidence on the photograph slide itself, in the top left hand corner it mentions 'Lady Margaret' which just happened to be the name of the Boat when my Uncle owned her.
Thank You Cueball for your continued help in researching her whereabouts.
The vessel is named 'Lady Margaret'. That's why I asked.
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Old 7th June 2017, 18:10
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Another image of the 'Lady Margaret'.
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Old 7th June 2017, 18:15
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Any history on this vessel please.
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Old 7th June 2017, 18:56
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Any history on this vessel please.
Doesn't sound like yours, but you will know if it is.
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Old 7th June 2017, 20:40
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Your right it is not my Uncles old vessel but thanks for trying👍🏿
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Old 19th September 2020, 22:21
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Back to the original question about the newbuilding, officially registered as ABLE ONE OF WHITBY, currently cruising in Croatia, with owner still listed as Andrew Whalley.


As for "why" of the newbuilding, the answer lies in this article on the 2009 hull survey:

https://derij.co.uk/news/marine-eng/27-65-tug-survey

It concluded that the intended lengthening involved in the yacht conversion would be complex, and expensive, whereas a near replica would not only provide the additional length but could be made a little more beamy:
original: 21.3oa x 5.9m
new: 26.75oa x 7m
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