Anybody else tow the boats with yetis out there just finished a holiday in Cornwall and towed the boat down with us.

Saw a F/L black yeti launching a small sailing yacht in mylor Falmouth so got me thinking how many others go afloat via the yeti.

Here's my 5.8 rib under tow by the yeti.

Not current, I know, but you're 'old' enough here to remember Bobdog (he of the notorious 'Corner', and still missed).  A couple of years ago he posted a pic of his 'new' gunter rig, which must sometimes have been (still be?) hooked up to his Yeti around the Broads

 

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yeah, got several classic uk dinghies here, gp14, seadog, nymph, ubiquitous mirror job which enjoy trips out living not too far from the coast!

Did I spot you heading south on the M5 on Saturday, with the rib!

Did I spot you heading south on the M5 on Saturday, with the rib!

Heading north on Saturday afternoon on the M5 just for a short while though before joining the 303

Occasional tower to regattas for the South Queensferry Rowing Club who have 2 St Ayles skiffs - 23ft traditional looking boats powered by 4 rowers + cox.  These boats are community builds & there are now over 100 round the UK.

Here's my MAC570, c/w 115hp Yamaha, out from winter storage

 

 

 

That looks like it ought to be one of those Rig Rescue Pods but with a convertible hood!

 

(Sorry!)

Here's maybe a slightly better view, they're not meant to be pretty but built for hardwork and durability

 

Here's maybe a slightly better view, they're not meant to be pretty but built for hardwork and durability

 

At first glance I thought it looked very much like a jet ski on steroids.

At first glance I thought it looked very much like a jet ski on steroids.

 

(Almost) As much fun on water, as the Yeti is on land!

I prefer "ditchcrawlers"!

Here's maybe a slightly better view, they're not meant to be pretty but built for hardwork and durability

 

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I can see the evidence standing upright at the back for all the "hard work" - not that I'm jealous of course!

Nor me...