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design #712, 70'5" x 63'6" x 19' x 5'1" centerboard motorsailer, 1960 A sistership Sharelle was also built |
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| Accomodations include a
huge, full width, aft stateroom for the owner, with its own toilet/shower
room (the normal word "head" doesn't quite capture the scale of this room).
There is also a guest stateroom aft. A large salon is in the deck
house, above the engine room. Forward is a galley to port.
To starboard is a head and a second guest stateroom.
Further forward is the crew's
quarters, including a cabin for the captain, two pipe berths for crew,
table for crew's meals, and their head. The crew's quarters has its
own hatch and companionway to the deck, and connects to the rest of the
interior through a door to the galley.
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From an article in The
Rudder, February 1961 (?):
This lovely steel ketch rigged motor sailer, Sharelle, is the latest in Rhodes' series, which includes the 44 foot Virginia Reel, the 57 foot Dragger Lady, and the 65 foot Virginia Reel. Unlike some of the earlier boats, Sharelle's rig is big enough to make her handle smartly under most conditions. |