Hi, It has been a long time since we emailed. I'm still using the prints you were able to send me, thanks again. Could you please send me a picture of your davits and some information on where I could get them? We are getting a RIB and don't know if we should just hang it off the swim platform or from davits. How long is your dinghy? Were thinking of getting the 10' 2" Zodiac with a 15 HP engine.
Thanks and I hope all is well with you both.
Rick

Hello Rick,

I'am so sorry, just today I found your question here...

In August we were in holidays... in Ibiza and Formentera like every summer )

I will search this fotos what you want and I ask Oliver for the details of the ZODIAC - you have to wait a little bit, ok?

I have a new homepage !
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Nice to hear from you
and greetings from Spain
from Sonja

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Best & sunny wishes from SPAIN - Peņiscola at the Orange-Blossom-Coast
from SONIA & OLIVER
"Legende" CCC41 Flybridge (1979)
www.legende.es

Wow, we're honored to get such nice treatment. Many thanks!

Paul & Janet

Hello Paul,

I'am just sitting here by my computer and I think my new POST about you is finished now, but I have to look the errors in writing...hahaha

You saw also your foto from you and Janet???

Now I have to search fotos for Rick....

All my best for you
and greetings from Peņiscola

Sonja

This Chris Craft we saw in FORMENTERA






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Best & sunny wishes from SPAIN - Peņiscola at the Orange-Blossom-Coast
from SONIA & OLIVER
"Legende" CCC41 Flybridge (1979)
www.legende.es

Hello Rick,

I was just searching some pictures for you, I hope it can help you...

The Zodiac is 2,50 meter long.

Now I present you some pictures:

Greetings from Spain
from Sonja and Oliver
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Best & sunny wishes from SPAIN - Peņiscola at the Orange-Blossom-Coast
from SONIA & OLIVER
"Legende" CCC41 Flybridge (1979)
www.legende.es

The davits I see on board LEGENDE are very clearly connected through the fiberglass to more (stainless) steel supports underneath. The stress at sea would most likely tear them off if there were not a structural connection under that fiberglass, that probably extends down to another form of support. Just my eye as an engineer.

Tom