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  1. Yacht News, Jan 25, 2010
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    Seeing that we have a new builder aboard, I think that we should have a look at them, I like their 75-footer trawler model. Check them out...

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  2. YachtForums, Jan 25, 2010
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    Hi Ron,

    Yes, Bering is new to YF as of yesterday. I met with the president of Bering, Alexei Mikhaylov at the 2009 Ft. Lauderdale Boat Show. There's definitely a segment seeking steel hull trawlers in this size range and he's ramping up to fill it. When hull #2 splashes, we'll have a full YF feature.
  3. Jorge Lang, Jan 26, 2010
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    Carl,

    I also met Alexei at the Fort Lauderdale show. I am proud to say that we are designing and fabricating the exhaust system for hull #2. Judy will remember the visit well.
  4. 'RoundTheHorn, Jan 27, 2010
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    First Bering yacht

    The first Bering vessel, a 55, is owned by Wray West and family - http://anjumal.com/index.htm. Their previous yacht was a 65 ft. Cape Horn with the same name Anjumal (Made up of their kids' names - ANdy, JUlia and Mallory). Their website hasn't been completely updated with the new vessel, but hints that it will be changed soon. It does give extensive information about the development process of the Cape Horn Anjumal. They also have a blog of sorts as part of Coastal Explorer - http://coastalexplorer.net/users/wraywest/blog detailing the delivery and initial cruise of the Bering Anjumal.