Classic Boat

Racing against lockdown to get back in the water

s restrictions continued to tighten in late March, Woodbridge Boat Yard hurried to launch the wooden vessels in its care back (1924) and (1937); (1922), built for Sir Clifford Paterson and probably unique for a boat this age because she is still in the same family and comes home every year to the yard that built her; and (1937), a one-off.

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