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Subject: Re: Marnia seamaster 20 captain on your site

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Mark Simonelli (Found her in 2013)

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Date Posted: 17:33:22 07/06/2015 Sun
In reply to: Mark simonelli 's message, "Marnia seamaster 20 captain on your site" on 01:05:43 29/01/2012 Sun

I found Marnia and brought her. She's had so much work done on her and is in great shape. At present she is moored on the River Stort at Hallingbury Marine opposite my narrowboat. See near where she was first made 40 odd years ago in Dunmow. She was in Cheltenham and been on the Avon when I found her and she has spent time on the Norfolk Broards. We brought her on the Thames and move her to the river Wey. So she's been around a bit>I used to own Marnia the seamaster 20 Captain featured
>in the for the
>20 on this site. I would love to know where she is
>now? Jane an I had
>great times on her. We last she her at pyford marine
>on the river wey.
>We had her from 1988 til 92ish when we brought a
>narrowboat. She was
>a great little boat. We brought her from Gibbs marine
>on the Thames. Love to see her and talk to her owner
>swap stories. Mark

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