Built in the USA we visited "Tin Can" when it called into Burnett Heads on it's way around the world. After leaving the United States in March 1999 they reached Australia in November of the same

These photos have been enhanced using a Free Enhancer App but the originals were of a very poor quality, hence these below photos are not the best and do not do justice to a fine-looking yacht.

General external view.

Two shots of the reefing lines and halyards leading aft..

This does make sail handling easier.

Looking forward along the side deck.

And from the same position looking aft. Note the large expanse of aft deck on this design.

Steps down the transom.

Note the fold down ladder. This feature does make boarding after a swim much easier.

Centre cockpit well.

The backrests of the centre cockpit, which are completely separated from below decks house the propane bottles.

Looking forward along the side deck showing toe rail made from stainless steel (highly recommended) with an easy to access bollard.

Twin anchors, below deck level, at the ready for instant deployment. One danforth, one plough.

Flush mounted ports on the aft port quarter.

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