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01-31-2006, 01:49 PM
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| Skiff vs. Dingy Just from watching TV, I got the impression that a skiff and dingy could come in various sizes and shapes, but a dingy was designed with an intention that it could be carried on a yacht. A skiff designer had no such intention. This probably has no relevance in the racing world, but would others make such a distinction? How does a scow fit in to the clasification? Again from TV, a scow is similar to a skiff. The scow has orgins in fishing where the skiff design did not consider needs of fishing at all. Does intended usaages have a historical relevance in the classification?  |
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