Yacht Flocking...

I'm not sure on the year of this Horizon and I'm too tired to research it right now. But I can tell you this... it's not that old and already it's getting that dated look. Designers are faced with finding a delicate balance of current, trendy styles and traditional, classic lines that are appealing over a broad spectrum of time. It's not easy to do and every builder faces the same. That said... this is "Cabaret".

Here's a Neptunus named "Sisage"...

The Westport 112' "Dream Weaver". (have I posted this before???)

Still one of the best live-aboards and best Bang-for-the-Bucks in the used boat market, here's a now classic Viking named "Grasshopper". Wise man?

Yacht Flocking II...

The name was "Dutch Treat". Come to think of it, it sort of looks like a morsel...

Azimut 55' showing this year's latest hull window, which is certain to be replaced by another shape next year, and so on...

Burger's "Go Fourth"...

Just curious... I wonder how many boats Bertram can produce from the same mold before it's retired to the Smithsonian!

If you look closely, this old Chris Commander is missing almost everything, but it still runs! Built like a tank, I tell ya...

A classic Hatt preparing to go to war with a dock...

A vertically challenged trawler named Dar Sea...

Not sure on the name, maybe "Endless Summer". Looks to be a 58' (+/-). Where's YF's historian when you need him?

A GB named "Sandpiper", the Buick of the boating world, because it's always someone who looks like your father behind the wheel.

Krogen "Happy Ours". The result of scotch and a sketch on a paper napkin?

"Happy Wanderer"...

In the category of "what the..."

I have no idea on this. Old? New? Refit? Custom?

A Leopard 27 Open...

"Miss Amy"...