Description

Henrietta is a copy of the smack yacht "Secret" (built in 1932), which is still sailing. John Tyrell took a mould from the hull and built a small number of yachts in his yard at Faversham, Kent. Henrietta is No. 8. I have owned her for 24 years.

She was covered by an article in the magazine "the Boatman" and I can email copies to those of you with a keen interest in her.

Specifications

Accommodation

Good headroom below.
Taylors 2 burner parafin stove with warming oven.
In the forepeak, which has a hatch to the foredeck, there are two single berths. The "Heads", a Jabsco manual sea toilet, are amidships as is the Faversham stove.
In the saloon are two opposing settee berths. The galley is to port of the companionway steps which descend over the engine. The chart table is to starboard. The sink is supplied by a manual brass pump (cold only).
The interior is well fitted out with hardwood shelving and a painted interior.

Construction

GRP moulded hull with encapsulated lead ballast. Iroko decks, superstructure, bulwarks, capping rail and rubbing strakes.
The mast is stepped on a tabernacle and can, using the bowsprit as a derrick, be lowered for maintenance and the canals.

Equipment

Fitted Winter Cover
Boom cover
CQR anchor
Fisherman's Kedge Anchor
Fenders, Warps and Boat Hook
Batteries (2020)
2 sheet winches
Ensign and staff.
Wykham Martin furling gear ..available but not fitted.

Navigation Equipment

Compass
Echo Sounder
DSC Radio
GPS
AIS
Radar Reflector
Navigation Lights

Engine(s)

Yanmar GM10 with little use. The engine has been professionally serviced every year.

Sails & Spars

The sails were all made by Wilkinson Conyer and comprise:

Tan mainsail with slab reefing.
No. 1 Jib , white
No. 2 Jib, white
Tab staysail
White Topsail

The spars are all varnished Douglas fir with the exception of the Topsail yard which is aluminium tube.

Safety Equipment

Lifebuoy
Bilge Pump
Heaving Line

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