Press and Articles
Stornaway review
Australian Yachting test the Stornaway dayboat. They were surprised by her sailing performance: "On a broad reach we were able to overhaul and pull away from a Flying Fifteen, which I thought was quite impressive".
© Australian Yachting, May - June 2009< read or download the full article (pdf) >
A Proper gaff cutter
When Watercraft tested Secret they liked her so much they put her on the cover, and they thought she sailed well, too... "when close hauled in blustery conditions [Secret feels like] a boat half as long again".
© Watercraft, March - April 2009< read or download the full article (pdf) >
This was scary
Max and Elaine take their Secret for a sail for the first time, in less than ideal conditions.
© Max Campbell. Appeared in Anglia Afloat, January - February 2009< read or download the full article (pdf) >
Thames journey
Max and Elaine Campbell motor their Secret through the centre of London.
© Max Campbell. Appeared in Anglia Afloat, November - December 2008< read or download the full article (pdf) >
Maiden voyage
Max and Elaine Campbell cover 110 miles motoring their Secret around the rivers of Cambridgeshire.
© Max Campbell. Appeared in Anglia Afloat, September - October 2008< read or download the full article (pdf) >
Scintilla review
Australian magazine "Modern Boating" test the gaff cutter version of the Scintilla.
© Modern Boating, January - February 2005< read or download the full article (pdf) >
Sh'odyssey
Three Aussy chaps sail their three Shimmies down the Gippsland Lakes - Australia's longest inland waterway system, and then write it up with photos.
Written by David Fry< read or download the full article (pdf) >
Shimmy
12' dinghy
Scruffie
16' dayboat
Stornaway
18' cruiser
Secret
20' racer
Scintilla
24' cruiser