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Having maneuvered ourselves down to VZ we probably dropped off the radar screen for all of the folks looking to us for info or whatever. please update our location and email address so folks can get in touch with us if they want info on our boat - 38' Pedrick design. We continue to love cruising and love VZ even more. this past year we  traveled inland quite a bit and plan to continue that trend. it balances out the time and energy required to keep a "good old boat" afloat! keep well and thanks for all your work on that web site. good luck with your preparation.  keep in mind, as Aquinas said (I think) - "if you wait until you are ready you will  never do anything" :)

29 Owners

Missing email for Norberto

Boat- "Singularity"  - 1982 Pedrick 41'
OWNER - Cindy Compton & Jeff Conley
AREA OF SAILING - Annapolis, MD
E-Mail Cindy & Jeff

3 Owner

Website http://www.yachtworld.com/lionyachts/

4 Owners

The Last Cheoy Lee made

Boat- "Midnight Walk" -  1999 Pedrick 47'
OWNER - Anthony Miller and Cecilia Melin
AREA OF SAILING - Velasis Marina, Muira Peninsula, Tokyo
E-Mail Anthony  I am the owner of Pedrick 47 Midnight Walk, the last sailboat actually built by Cheoy Lee (1999). Midnight Walk is a custom 47 foot center cockpit ketch with a teak coach house, teak decks and all stainless winches. It was the last sailboat built in Penny's Bay and may be the last sailboat ever built by Cheoy Lee unless they change their mind and build another in their new home in the PRC. However I believe that they have destroyed all the sailboat molds. My new homeport is Velasis Marina, Miura Peninsula, Tokyo Japan. The boat sailed from HK to Tokyo in 18 days in June of last year - without using the engine except to leave RHKYC marina in HK.

NOTE: I am afraid that there is small controversy here. There is another boat, a fine Pedrick 55 named Ocean Girl that is claiming this rather curious distinction of being Cheoy Lee’s last sailboat. I think you will find, if you talk to John Cannon at Cheoy Lee, that  Ocean Girl’s hull was built in 1983 and the owner changed his mind. The new owner only “completed” the boat in 2001. Midnight Walk, however is hull number 1429 and the last boat actually built from the keel up starting in 1998 and finishing in January of 1999. This is not a very great controversy and I am happy to say that Ocean Girl was the last sail boat “completed” by Cheoy Lee while Midnight Walk was the last sail boat “built” by Cheoy Lee. Either way it is a pity and HK Disney land will always be a sad place for me.)  Anthony...

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The Last Cheoy Lee made?? See Midnight Walk's info above

Boat- "Ocean Girl"  Pedrick 55'
OWNER -Rainer Brodmeier
AREA OF SAILING - Hong Kong
E-Mail Rainer

The following email submitted by Wayne Robinson
The Last Cheoy Lee Yacht built & launched in Penny's Bay Lantau
She was built 15 years ago but the owner changed his mind [wasn't you was it ?]  and has sat at the yard ever since.  With the land site earmarked for redevelopment by HK government for Disney land, the Cheoy Lee Shipyard had to move elsewhere [ back into China] and the remaining stock of completed or partially completed boats were sold off.  Ocean Girl was the last one of these and in 2001 was the last of a long line of Cheoy Lee built yachts to be launched at their yard at Penny's Bay Lantau Island.
Anyhow she is a Pedrick 55' .  She looks a bit like a Swan with teak decks, aft cockpit & mid deck cockpit & companion way. She was bought by Rainer Brodmeier, a German sailor based in HK 18 months ago as a bare hull & cabin top only & since that time he has been working hard night & day to fit her out.  Many believed he would not complete the mammoth task in time.  Well he did, he got the keel cast in China and fitted out all the rigging himself .  We are 13 crew and Hot to Trot. 
The name of the yacht is Ocean Girl and you can follow our daily progress [or other] on the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Clubs, China Sea Race web site - see link below.
So far the boat has only sailed a total of 30 miles or so only ' four times ' from her Hebe Haven Mooring to the Nine Pins and back - the CSR is 600 nautical miles from Hong Kong to Nasugbu Bay just outside Manila Bay.   Wish us luck !    www.rhkyc.org.hk/chinasearace.htm

Wayne Robinson
Navigator
Ocean Girl