Bonny - Biscay 36


About Bonny


Bought - foolishly perhaps - in Albufeira, Portuagal, amidst the Covid Pandemic in August 2020; Bonny is a Biscay 36; Hull No 2 of 29; built in 1975; designed by Alan Hill moulded by Robert Ives and fitted out by Falmouth Boat Construction Company.

https://sailboatdata.com/sailboat/biscay-36
















Bonny is sloop rigged (1 mast) and powered by a Beta 38 (HP) Diesel engine. Unlike her predecessor 'Arctic Smoke's' Bukh DV10, she should therefore have plenty of 'Oomph' under power, not that I intend to depart from by habit of sailing whereever and whenever possible.

I'm not sure about her name and so may well change it once I've got her back to the UK.


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