The aims of the Norman E. Dallimore Association are to preserve interest in all yachts and designs of Norman E. Dallimore. Membership is free and open to all who are interested in sailing, restoring or simply admiring his yachts. There is no requirement for members to be boatowner.
We have strong links with The Royal Burnham Yacht Club, the Dutch association for classic yachts (VKSJ) and the Dutch Classic Yacht Regatta.
Do you want to know more about the Norman E. Dallimore Association?
Contact: Dallimoredesigns@tiscali.nl
LATEST NEWS;
Our annual (6th) Dalli-Dinner 2009;
Date; 12th of
December 2009
Location;
The White Horse Inn,
The Street, Boughton under Blean (just outside Faversham) Kent ME13 9AX.,
19.30hrs for 20.00hrs. If coming early there will be tea/coffee etc. at
Alan Staley's Boat Yard as before.
The annual Dalli-dinner is open for owners, ex-owners, and all who are interested in Norman Dallimore, his designs or just admiring his yachts.
You're more than welcome!!!
For further information please contact;
Nico Dekker; 0031-653800842
Alan Staley; 0044-1795530668
Newsletter; We hope to complete our third Newsletter at the end of this year!!!!
Souris; The Norman E. Dallimore Association rescued SOURIS in 2008. We're looking for a new enthousiastic owner who's willing to spend some time and money on her!
Her sister Roach has already been restored and was nominated by Classic Boat.
Souris 2009 Souris 1949 Roach Roach
The
annual (5th) Dalli-Dinner 2008;
Date; 31st of
January 2009
Location; Royal Burnham Yacht Club,in
Burnham-on-Crouch.
You’re all welcome!!!
For further information contact;
Nico de Visser; 0031-653800842
Alan Staley; 0044-1795530668
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Three Dallimores at the Brest festival 2008;
Athena, Sea-Minx and Callidus.
Well-done!!!
Seaflower; design 100
We received some historical information about Seaflower of a previous owner and we got an E-mail of the present owner of Seaflower!!!
Seaflower has been built in 1930 by Boon Bros in Northam (Devon).
This year (2008) she's got a new enthusiastic owner.
Where are the lost Dallimores?
More than 113 boats have been built to Norman E. Dallimores designs, but approximately 59 boats have been found so far.
If you do have any further information about his designs, please contact;
Windward II; designs 163
2008; FOUND IN AUSTRALIA!
Windward II is a 45ft. design from 1929 which won many prices.
She was built by P.Coverdale, Hobart, Tasmania.
Taw Torridge One Design Class; design 135
The Norman E. Dallimore Association got in contact with the owner of a Taw Torridge One Design Class nr.10.
18 of them have been built but only 1 survived; Nr.10
Yard news 2007;
- Roach; Tudor Rose did a wonderful job by restoring "Roach" and hopes to sail her in 2007.
- Lady Ann; Ray and Sue Bagnall are doing a great job by doing a complete restoration on "Lady Anne".
- Priscilla; Alan Staley is replacing Priscilla's deck, rudder and a piece of the bow.
- Nr. 10; Michael Lees is replacing some dubious timbers on a Taw Torridge One Design Class.
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If you have any information about restorations or repair work, please let us know!
Newsletters;
For those who are interested in the 1st or 2nd Newsletter, please let us know by sending an email to dallimoredesigns@tiscali.nl.
Phynella's cruise in 2006/2007
August 2006
Click here so see Phynella sailing - movie!
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