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Friday, April 3, 2020

Schooner SILVER HEELS

Photos by Salt Water New England
SILVER HEELS was featured on the first cover of WoodenBoat Magazine, then called THE WOODENBOAT.   A Peterson-designed, clipper-bowed, coaster-type schooner yacht, she was built by Malcolm Brewer in Camden, Maine, 1963. 




14 comments:

  1. Thank you for ALL your great pictures. Sail boats and the sea shore are especially appreciated.
    Some of your pictures of birds are incredible.
    Do you still use the same camera you mentioned a few years ago?
    THANKS - Jim

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  2. What a beautiful vessel! Were I in the market for a sailing craft, something like it would be just the ticket.

    Best Regards,

    Heinz-Ulrich

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  3. The boat...yes, but how about those dogs! Thanks as always for the pictures.

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  4. Here she is sailing in the 2012 Voiles de St. Tropez regatta: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=6&v=C4BGkewphNI&feature=emb_title

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    1. Thanks for posting this. Such complexity yet so simple by design.

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  5. Apparently she is for sale for around $140,000 if anyone is interested!
    https://www.bradford-marine.com/yacht-for-sale/42-0-peterson-silver-heels/
    Very happy to see these pictures as Murray Peterson was a close friend and neighbor in South Bristol, Maine.

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  6. My wife and I have some very wonderful memories of time spent aboard this lovely craft. Thank you so much for the wonderful photos. Cheers!

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  7. Beautiful boat! I live in the Colorado Rockies now but will always miss Salt Water New England and treasure my time there. If the doc ever tells me to move to a lower elevation, it's certainly on my short list of places to return.

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  8. you seem to be very much into boats . Did you ever know my wife's cousin Eric Ridder ?

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  10. beagles aboard! YES!

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  11. I notice that there are beagles aboard . Do they do research ?

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  12. Very appropriate breed on board. We should all not forget Charles Darwin's five year voyage of discovery aboard the HMS Beagle!

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