I second your opinion on the Bolger Nymph.  I built one about 14 years
ago with a sailing rig (Sprit sail, leeboard affixed to one side).  What
a great little boat.  As for rowing, I didn't think it tracked very
well, partly due to it's 7'9" length and partly due to my rowing
ability.  So I built a little "slipping skeg" which fit over the
minuscule skeg that the original design called for.  It improved the
tracking quite a bit.

My wife Robin and I have just plunked down the initial payment for a new
23 Cutter.  We visited with Bob Eeg a few weeks ago and got to see one
under construction.  What a lovely boat!

Anybody have thoughts/comments on towing a Nymph with the 23?

On Tue, 2008-03-04 at 14:05 -0800, Conbert H Benneck wrote:
> Hi M-ers,
> 
> In case any of you might need a good dinghy for your M15 or M17, I would like 
> to let you know that I have a Bolger designed NYMPH for sale.
> 
> I originally built it as a dinghy for our M15 LEPPO, but when LEPPO was sold, 
> the new owners didn't need the dinghy.
> 
> It is light weight, and easily car toppable.  It comes with a set of light 
> weight (shaved down and springy) spruce oars, bronze oar locks and is set up 
> for two rowing positions.
> 
> The boat is painted red with a white boot top and blue anti-fouling bottom.  
> The interior is polyurethane varnish.
> 
> It also has a British Board of Trade Plimsoll Mark on both sides so that you 
> can check on the loading  of the dinghy after adding the cases of beer, 
> provisions, and passengers, you plan to row out to your anchored vessel.
> 
> I used to row it for hours until the morning breeze picked up and we could go 
> sailing in the M15.  It's a real fun rowing machine and the ideal size for an 
> M to use as a tender.
> 
> For information, photos and comments see "Bolger NYMPH" on the Internet.
> 
> Photos more information and price is available if you contact me at
> 
>                                         [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> The NYMPH is stored in my garage, and looks like new.
> 
> Connie Benneck
> ex M15 #400 LEPPO
> 
> 
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