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Boat Names (43 posts)

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Captain said 2 years, 7 months ago:

I was just driving behind a beautiful Sailboat (on a trailer, being brought to storage – so sad!), but it had the name “Destiny” on it & I followed it for a few miles. Such a great name! What did you name your boat?

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James Gibson said 2 years, 7 months ago:

Knot-a-Clew, Pearson Ariel 25 – 1964. Three owners; James, Kathy, and Carolyn.

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Smitty Smith said 2 years, 7 months ago:

DRY RUN !

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Judy said 2 years, 7 months ago:

Puget Bound, 45′ Lancer – 1984

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Nancy Van Deusen said 2 years, 7 months ago:

La Vida (The Life)

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Rosemarie Scott said 2 years, 7 months ago:

55 55

My husband got me a sailboat for my 55th birthday, and I was born in 1955. Hence the name.

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Tara said 2 years, 7 months ago:

I’ve named my 25 mcgregor swing keel sailboat after my mother that passed away in 2001 from breast cancer..connie jo…..hope to get it painted before it goes in the water this spring.I got a great deal on the 1973 boat and I’ve been sailing and restoring it .

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Wendell Schexnider said 2 years, 7 months ago:

We named our North American Spirit 25 “Good Direction”

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Steve E. Bryant said 2 years, 7 months ago:

I have de-named my 1989 Hunter 30 and will likely re-name it “CERES” this coming spring. The name has astronomical, literary, and mythological significance to me

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Brian W. Campbell said 2 years, 7 months ago:

I just purchased my Pearson 26 this summer and have to de-name her. Curious, did everyone go through the ritual with King Neptune, etc?? Many have told me its bad luck unless you go through it.

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John Maddox said 2 years, 7 months ago:

My Metalmast 30 is named Timberwolf. Will be changing name to Noelle, my 4 yr old daughters name.

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Richard Lubbers said 2 years, 7 months ago:

Two years ago we bought a Hunter 30 named Second Chance. We re-named it Endymion.

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Jack-Kamer said 2 years, 6 months ago:

Our boat is a “Sarabande” 33, built in France in ’85. She’s an IOR type sloop with excellent accommodations and she sails great!
My wife teaches ballet, and most of the steps have French names. So, she chose Glissé for the boat’s name. It is a gliding step in ballet, and of course Glissé glides across the water. It also gives my wife a sense of ownership!

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Dannie Hill said 2 years, 6 months ago:

Tirak (sweetheart- in Thai)
She is a part of me or is it, I’m a part of her.

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Jesse Mulanax said 2 years, 6 months ago:

X*TA*SEA, a Hunter 260. My wife says thats where I’m at when I’m sailing!

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