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Here's a few holiday snaps,

Got this one coming back into Auckland, 20 to 30 kn on the nose but these guys were having an absolute blast off North Head

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Rangiwhakea Bay, nice scramble up the waterfallIMG_7181.thumb.jpeg.e9e82d65902a9e9c6cb407cace670e83.jpeg

One of the frequent showers

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Well looks like the NZ spring is colder than November at 60 north.

We are just getting snow down to sea level now. Has been a few hundred metres up for a while but now down to deck level. Doesn't make getting out of bed easy each morning.

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On 3/11/2025 at 7:44 PM, Elenya said:

Well looks like the NZ spring is colder than November at 60 north.

We are just getting snow down to sea level now. Has been a few hundred metres up for a while but now down to deck level. Doesn't make getting out of bed easy each morning.

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Balmy 12 C where I am (N59.2, E18). Time to switch to winter tyres anyway as this will not last.

Early November another year: 

And then you have people with inland climate in Canada and Russia who are already at -20 C or worse.

/Martin

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2 hours ago, grant said:

the chimney seems to be ice free 😀

hope there is plenty of diesel in reserve

Looks only a 3 inch flue... small Dickenson, maybe like  sending a boy on a mans errand?

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13 hours ago, grant said:

the chimney seems to be ice free 😀

hope there is plenty of diesel in reserve

Yup a Dickinson heater, 3 inch flue. On the lowest setting the heater keeps the inside at 15 to 20 degrees above outside temperature. Tested down to minus 10 C although coldest this trip is mini 6 so far. Got a good cold snap over Alaska just started. Forecasting down to minus 20 where we are. 
great simple heaters the Dickinson and fitted to most of the local commercial boats here who report they are fine over winter. We also have a second heating system independent of the Dickinson.

 

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6 hours ago, Elenya said:

Yup a Dickinson heater, 3 inch flue. On the lowest setting the heater keeps the inside at 15 to 20 degrees above outside temperature. Tested down to minus 10 C although coldest this trip is mini 6 so far. Got a good cold snap over Alaska just started. Forecasting down to minus 20 where we are. 
great simple heaters the Dickinson and fitted to most of the local commercial boats here who report they are fine over winter. We also have a second heating system independent of the Dickinson.

 

Thanks, I have the same on our 37"... is ample for NZ winters, was not sure how it would go in colder climes. I think your Ovni is well insulated so that will also help you... looks like you are having fun, I am envious.

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15 minutes ago, Psyche said:

No that's not a white sandy beach, its an approaching rain storm in Whangaparapara

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Last time i saw one of those was in an Auckland Tauranga race off Kennedy Bay. Had 60 knots in it and a whole heap of us ran off with bare poles toward Cuvier

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