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Hull number | (329, temporary) | ||
Boat name | Touch The Clouds | ||
Full HIN in standard format | ZCJ 000 | ||
Hull moulding (month-year) | 1979 | ||
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Type | mk1 PH-C no bowsprit double-spreader | ||
Registry number | (CAN 802044) | ||
Owner(s) | Amelie .... ? (John Christian) | ||
Homeport and location | ? Canoe Marna | ||
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Brief history | off CAN register 2011-11-15. The keel is a modified version with an early wing keel, like the ones the Australian did during Americas World Cup The boat was owned by John Christian, he sailed it from Quebec with his friend Amelie who then became his partner. They sailed around the world together then up to Salt Spring Island (near Sidney town, out from Vancouver city). He got sick and later passed away. She took the boat over and eventually her new partner was supposed to take her (TTC) back out sailing, but it got broken into a few times. Eventually he sailed on a Spencer 35 from Hawaï to BC and disappeared, presumed lost at sea. [Amelie] is a firm believer that it wouldn’t of happened on the Corbin 39. TTC currently lives on a mooring ball at Canoe Cove (near Nanaimo). |
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