
This reminded me of the photo below which I took on the beach of some Caribbean island (Bequia I think) a couple of years ago. It looks as if the hull of some old Sunfish has been recycled into becoming a rowboat for a fisherman by tacking on various timbers. But eventually even this life came to a sad end.

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That old sunfish that was cut up would have made a good hiking bench.
Oh, that hurts so much to see.
A real shame...especially considering that fiberglass boats can last a very long time and are fairly easy to re-build/repair.
As a kid my home club forced Sunfish down my throat while the rest of the world was learning how to truly sail in a Laser.
When I got to college, it took a little while to catch up to all those speedy Laser sailors.
I can't think of a better ending.
Jim
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