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Tim Diebert has talked about Dudley Dix's Cape Cutter 19. Well I am enthralled by his rework to 21 feet called the Cape Henry.  A great combination of traditional and not. Stick a torqueedo in it and you have a daysailer/weekender that can handle pretty much any kind of water.

Heftier than Graham's new Lapwing, but lots more spritely and seaworthy than a Weekender. I would love to build one. Now for money and time.

Chad

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Hi Chad,

I just received my study plans for the Cape Henry 21. I hope to commence building in approx. 1-2 yrs. She does have charm, that is for certain.

Tim

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Heftier than Graham's new Lapwing......

I'm not sure how you can compare the 2 at all, they are entirely different animals.  But, that being said I have been impressed with Dix's designs for a while.  If time, money, room to build and store had nothing to do with it I would be building a Mini 6.5 and a Paper Jet right now  ;)

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