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A record of 'Embassy's - see below for photos.....

Name Sail/Hull Number Known Location Year/Info
Hobble 046    
'Miss Embassy Too'

(used to be called Scrub)

097 Bembridge, Isle of Wight Last changed hands 2011 & being varnished ready to sail.

2012 update now owned by Mrs Gillian Angela Pragnell Seaview I.W.

-- 126 Ipswich owned since 1985. Has been sailed in Cumbria, Alton Water, Grafham Water, the river at Pin Mill and Walton-on-the-Naze so she is well travelled, and now enjoying a well earned retirement, but needs some tlc.Oct 2010 she now has a new home with Ipswich Sea Cadets.
Firewood 135 Wiltshire 2009. Rescued from Chippenham Sailing Club. It had been one of the club boats for many years.
  140 Lancashire 2007
- 195 Wiltshire After giving many happy years of sailing pleasure, sadly she was beyond repair, however the sails, rudder and some fittings have been rescued.
  206 Lincs/Leics
2011 Owner has had her for about 17 years. She is in excellent condition, having been garaged and wrapped up at all times. Used to be sailed at  Melton sailing club in Leicestershire but has not been on the water for the past 12 years.
Lucky Mallard 264 Malton, Yorkshire 2010 new owners, she is now in Yorkshire. Remarkable, is that the previous owner rowed Lucky Mallard from Castets, near Bordeux, to the Med over five weeks in 2005!.
  338 Christchurch

A family member built the Embassy in the 70's, and she has been in the family since having given much pleasure to children, and adult, sailors . She was converted to Bermuda rig which made her easier to sail. Sadly due to bereavement she is about to go to a new home in Christchurch area (March 2010) where hopefully she will continue to provide pleasure and enjoyment for those who sail her. She was last out on the water during 2009, in Christchurch Harbour, being rowed, sailed and motored with a Yamaha motor. Notice in later years, the family went for comfort rather than speed with the addition of seat cushions. see photo below.

Driftwood 354 Wiltshire 2009
  368 Not known 2001 was last contact
  369   2009. Still in the family, with the chap who built her. 2010 Just sold on to new owner.
Bilbo 435 Hampshire 2008. Bilbo had been in the family since 1977 until it was sold in 2008.
- unknown Cornwall 2009. I restored the one that I had and sold it on. The chap  who bought it from me
sailed it just the once as far as I know, but had a bad experience - capsize
etc which put him off sailing somewhat. It still sits in his garage in Cornwall gathering dust.
  602 Cambridgeshire 2011. Bought 5 years ago, she is alive and well in Cambridgeshire. Almost complete setup, though
the only time seen it set up fully is when she was bought. We have only used it as a rowing boat. She was restored it 3 years ago, and it looks good internally, but needs a bit of attention on the hull, as it has lain exposed for the past 2 years
- 649 Not known  
- 817 Cambridgeshire 1991 last contact

The photo pages shows photos, kindly donated, of known Embassy Dinghies

Sail No 126
      

  Sail number 649

Sail Number 140
Sail Number 140
Sail number 817
Sail number 817
Without the mast its a rowing boat
 

   

   

Embassy 135 has been rescued from a Sailing Club, and is now in the workshop alongside Driftwood. This Embassy had no name, so it has been aptly called 'Firewood', as the sailing club were considering chopping it up as no-one wanted to take on the woodwork repairs needed. These photos below is as she is now....

 

 

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