Picture Gallery - RL28
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RL24 Gallery
RL24's in the U.S. Gallery
Status Gallery
Pictures of the RL24 2005-6 Nationals.
Picture Gallery - RL28
Peaches and Cream: Keith Merkley's RL28-The RL28 is ideal for family getaways
 "Peach's" hull arriving from the factory
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Rum and Dry: Lawrence Dorsett's RL28. Sail number 83.
Shalimar: Phil Macqueen's RL28 off West Bay, Middle Percy Island, Mackay.
Jezabel: Phil Gardam's RL28:
Looking back towards Moreton / Blue Hole.
The three "J"'s - Justin, John and Jezabel with North Stradbroke Island astern on a flat day in the bay.
Tied up at RQYS Manly ready for a day on Moreton Bay
Peter Jones RL28: Blue Peter.
"As you will see we use the boat for cruising, it is a great way to get away from it all."
RL28 "Sealeggs" leading the fleet of the 2001 Fremantle to Canarvon race.
Robert and Annette Lester's RL28 "Just Rosy" at anchor at Birds nest point Lake Macquarie and in company with a Sabre 25.
Garry Beatie's RL28, Sandpiper Sail number 125, during a recent trip to Wathumba Creek on Fraser Island
Some pictures of Jason and Emily Hollister's RL28 Distraction (formally from Brisbane) at Port Sorell
on the North-West Coast of Tasmania.
They have owned her since mid 2004 and enjoy cruising their local area.
Michael and Christine Oakley from Melbourne, have owned RL 28 'Freyja' for 20 years.
Freyja is berthed at Paynesville Victoria on the beautiful Gippsland lakes (see photo).
The other photo shows Freyja sailing to the start of the Marlay Point (on Lake Wellington) overnight yacht race.
Kingsley White's Rings-n-Things has an unusual masthead rig.
Rings-n-things heading for Port Augusta and second place on handicap in the 2006 "Tripolis."
The Tripolis is a series of 3 races held over 3 days between Boxing day and new years day.
Ken Frasers RL28 "Rebel" here shown at QCYC marina.
Ken thinks the RL28 is an ideal boat for Moreton Bay.
Gary and Pauline Trost are restoring Polaris, an ex-charter vessel, to her former splendor.
New rochy main has arrived; sailing well.
We have been sprucing up the interior.
Now have modified the galley; has more usable bench space. (I am the cook).
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