Some more eye candy today . . . Portofino . . . Italian made?
Miss St. Lawrence is a beauty.
Is there an echo in the blog software maybe . . . ?
Elusive is a Hacker beauty based on a 1920s design, I believe.
Another Italian bella passes us, or maybe it’s the same one traveling at speeds not permitted in the lagoon.
Legend is a beauty. There’s a definite echo. Let me say “exquisite.”
To avoid the echo, I’ll call Rumrunner just plain elegant!
I hope you’ve had your fix of post-summer summer refined craft. All photos by Will Van Dorp.
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October 10, 2019 at 12:10 pm
Charles Danko
What a surprise to see “Rumrunner” way up north. She’s usually docked at Cape Harbour in Cape Coral FL where there is a restaurant by the same name. It doesn’t get any better than wooden boats Will.
October 11, 2019 at 11:10 am
MageB Bailey
All that varnish is beautiful.
October 14, 2019 at 10:03 am
Rembert
Should Riva really be one among others in northern America? In Europe these boats are, for years now, the epitome of italian elegance. Even misused for spicing up cars, which lost touch with technical change. Swiss shipyard Boesch even delivers an, eh, contemporary interpretation https://coverworks.nl/en/coverworks/boesch-riva/