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Since it was first launched, over 70,000 Mirror dinghies have been built. They still race all over the world. The little 11ft pram dinghy was launched at the London Boat Show in 1963 for the princely sum of £63. Its unique attraction was that it was relatively inexpensive to buy and could easily be built from a plywood kit.

The Optimist Sailing Dingy is a small, single-handed sailboat intended for use by children up to the age of fifteen. Design: One-Design LOA: 7 feet 9 inches (2.36 meters)

Since it was first launched, over 70,000 Mirror dinghies have been built. They still race all over the world. The little 11ft pram dinghy was launched at the London Boat Show in 1963 for the princely sum of £63. Its unique attraction was that it was relatively inexpensive to buy and could easily be built from a plywood kit

Since it was first launched, over 70,000 Mirror dinghies have been built. They still race all over the world. The little 11ft pram dinghy was launched at the London Boat Show in 1963 for the princely sum of £63. Its unique attraction was that it was relatively inexpensive to buy and could easily be built from a plywood kit.

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Circular blur around an abstract old-fashioned wooden clinker dinghy pulled on beach

A small pale blue inflatable dinghy in the waters of Bakar bay in western Croatia.

Hand drawn illustration of a wooden dinghy

The Penguin is an 11-foot cat-rigged sailing dinghy designed in 1938 by Philip Rhodes.

The Phantom Dinghy is a 14.5 foot, centerboard sailboat popular in the UK.

Since it was first launched, over 70,000 Mirror dinghies have been built. They still race all over the world. The little 11ft pram dinghy was launched at the London Boat Show in 1963 for the princely sum of £63. Its unique attraction was that it was relatively inexpensive to buy and could easily be built from a plywood kit

A dinghy moored on the Oxford Canal at Thrupp near Kidlington in Oxfordshire, England. The Oxford Canal, 77 miles long, was constructed in the late 1700s and was opened in stages between 1774 and 1790. The aim was to connect Coventry and its nearby coalfields with Oxford, the Thames and eventually London. It's a contour canal meaning it follows the line of the hills rather than using flights of locks to climb them, resulting in fewer locks overall. Nikon D7100 Nikkor 18-200

Impressionist dinghy on beach, Tauranga New zealand.

The OK Dinghy is a 4m long single-handed sailing racing dinghy which celebrated it's 60th anniversary in 2017.

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The OK Dinghy is a 4m long single-handed sailing racing dinghy which celebrated it's 60th anniversary in 2017

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The Wayfarer is a wooden or fibreglass hulled fractional Bermuda rigged sailing dinghy of great versatility; used for short 'day boat' trips, longer cruises and for racing. Over 11,000 have been produced as of 201

Typical traditional colorful small dingy boat at Perkins Cove, Ogunquit, Maine.

Small dinghy on beach at sunset with brilliant colours of sky reflected in calm water.

The little dinghy

2 man rides dinghy boat race

Classic style wooden clinker dinghy on beach, Taruranga, with harbour in background and Mount Maunganui on horizon as the morning sun rises.

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An old, wooden, broken dinghy sits on the white plastered roof top of a building in Thira, santorini, Greece.

An old, wooden, broken dinghy sits on the white plastered roof top of a building in Thira, santorini, Greece with the arid brown hills and Mediterranean beyond.

Beached, old wooden dinghy with rope over post in Rye Port, Kent, England.

Beached, old wooden dinghy with rope over post and seagull in Rye Port, Kent, England.

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Black and white photograph of an inflatable pleasure boat moored in a private mooring on the River Ant in the heart of the Norfolk Broads

Awesomeness by Evan Ferstenfeld and Robbie Lee.

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Black and white photograph of a close up of small inflatable leisure craft moored in a staithe in the River Ant in the heart of the Norfolk Broads

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