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steel and oak frames, Oregon pine decks and silver spruce mast. Caresse is also equipped<br />

with bronze winches from Meissner.<br />

Caresse was launched again in 2001 and sold to Germany a little later to be mainly sailed at<br />

lake Constance more than 85 years after the first owner took possession.<br />

11. CAN 8 Carin II (G. Kyntzell, 1937), by Chris Wittstock (Canada)<br />

Carin II’s first name was Alic and then<br />

Carin, possibly after Count Julenberg's wife.<br />

She went to Canada early 50's. Her name<br />

changed to Carin II, supposedly because<br />

there was already a boat called Carin on the<br />

registry ( not a 6).<br />

She is as usual at Lallows, Cowes.<br />

12. US 65 Challenge (A.E. Luders, 1934), by Michael Durland (U.S.A.)<br />

Challenge is owned by Kat Fennell and me.<br />

We were a bit behind the curve against the other 6's at our regatta on Orcas Island last<br />

September, but I can attribute that 10% to a used genoa and 90% operator error.<br />

Challenge is back in the shed for the winter and will get the final hull fairing and a shiny coat<br />

of paint this year. Last year we were so excited to go sailing (after a restoration), we did not<br />

fair the hull.<br />

We may start the season at the Victoria B.C. Swiftsure end of May and the fleet will have a<br />

separate course at Port Townsend the first weekend in June at the Classic Yacht Regatta.<br />

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