| Trinity | 58M | "Unbridled" ex T039 | 2009/15/19 |

The dolly photos are nice but are there any close-up photos finished pics of the delivered vessel, other than the above photo?

Yes I know of that one but otherwise? I guess there aren't any as yet.

Unbridled has one of the finest interiors i have seen so far. there are several kind of high quality wood beeing used, accented by antique furniture.
there are rumors, that she will attend the fort lauderdale boatshow, together with "blind date" and trinity #40 .
hope she will be there. it is a must see Yacht.

Good work Dockboy, you seem to be living up to your name!

Unbridled Sighting

I justed returned from Charleston SC to visit my daughter and also ran into a friend and business acquaintance who has a 77 foot Viking Cruiser. While hanging out at the Charleston City Marina, Unbridled came into port.

What a sight to see!!! All the pictures that are posted on the web and stories are correct.

If you need to see this beauty...head to Charleston SC and along with the view grab some local charm and terrific restaurants.

Good Luck!!!

John Keesee

Thanks for the heads up John, welcome to YF.com as well in the same breath. She is indeed a beautiful boat, she seems little photographed. i hope she comes to the Caribbean for winter.

unbridled

I understand she will be an expeditionary vessel for the owner, and when he isn't diving the most pristine areas of the world, a charter vessel. It is one of the most beautifully, breathtaking, yachts out there.

Well done.

Registered Caymen Islands from the flag pic in Nantucket.
Winter-Caribbean, and Summer-Med, from what I have read.
Lucky crew.

Here she is back in Palm Beach. Deep blue hull with a brilliant reflection, stately bow and dramatic shear line. Enough antennas to call anywhere and receive anything. A "Grey Poupon" yacht.

"Unbridled" pics

Finally, interior pics of "Unbridled" have surfaced. Her interior is delightful.

http://www.burgessyachts.com/Charter/YachtSpecs.asp?thisID=13326&YachtName=UNBRIDLED

Hiding from Hurricane Earl

Usually I just lurk about here on the forum and my camera is not the best but when I was driving by on the highway (to tie my boat up) and saw Unbridled hiding here in New Haven, CT Harbor I had to get a quick picture. She’s docked next to a 91ft schooner (Either named Quinnpiak or Amistad) that does sunset cruises in the harbor and she stood out as she dwarfed the schooner. I guess the crew needed to pull her in and buckle her down to keep her safe from Earl.

Here is a nice photo of "Unbridled" leaving....

Picture by YachtPictures2 on Flickr, who seems to have recently joined us on YF.com. Makes me wonder though about the tender hanging from the trolley cranes whilst underway? Is that safe? especially for a tender of that size.

www.flickr.com/photos/yachtpictures2/5146686525/sizes/l/in/photostream/

Me dumb. How do they launch those boats from that deck? I don't see any handling gear in those photos.

Kelly Cook