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8mR
"Verano II"
(SNARKEN)
Anker & Jensen yard no 223 - 1919/1920,
design Johan Anker.
Contact: Ole C. Ostlund
olecostlund@gmail.com
2021
2018
CRUISING 2017
First sail nr 8 N11 commissioned as International R, June 2nd 1920
CRUISING 2016
Latest update Feb. 12th 2015: Owner Dagfinn Paust 1922-1923.
http://snarken.page.tl/Dagfinn-Paust.htm
Home Port; Skansen, Trondheim
2004
To be noted: She was laid down in spring 1919 in accordance with Johan Ankers 8mS drawing of 27-9-1918. She remained unfinished onshore 1919 due to the uncertainty in the International R-rule before the 1920 Olympics. In spring 1920 she during construction on shore was modified to gain advantage of the 2nd International R-rule of Oct 1919, this without altering her keel configuration. She was launched and commissioned to the 2nd International R-rule, given racing sail no
8 N11.
Measurement Certificate dated June 2nd 1920.
http://snarken.page.tl/Eilert-Sundt.htm
In 1921 the 2nd R-rule converted S-Eights went back and raced in their own S-Class. "Verano II" was not allowed to participate as she was modified from the Scandinavian (S-rule) to International (R-rule). As she was laid down in 1919 before the 2nd International R-rule came about, she in KNS register is listed as International "R"under the R-Class of 1907 . Her name at the time was "Fandango II".
http://snarken.page.tl/Ole-R-.--Thoresen.htm
In KNS regatta 1925 "Fandango" races in the 8mR(old) class competing with 8mR(old) yachts "Boheme" (H6), "Star", "Tuttan" and "Quinta" (H5),
http://snarken.page.tl/-Melchior-L-.--Rolfsen.htm
She was then acquired by Einar Pedersen whom named her "Idyll III" and made her a winner in the 8mR (old) class for yachts laid down before 1920 (Oct.1919)
http://snarken.page.tl/Einar-Pedersen.htm
Later she obtained the sail racing no. sH 38. The classification sH was likely given as the S-Class and 1st R-rule Class were combined, she could just as well have been given racing sail no H38. She has carried sail no 38 for most of her life - go to "Snarken owners and skippers" Mr. Knut Aspelin.
http://snarken.page.tl/Knut-Aspelin.htm
For more, go to "Rules History" Summary
http://snarken.page.tl/Summary.htm
Anker & Jensen yard no 223
is
"ONE OF THE KIND"
in
the history of Johan Anker
and
the International R-rule
FROM
"VERANO II" (SNARKEN) HISTORY
2010
Photo by Frode
Photo by Lars Lönne
Photo by Sigurd Livgard
Photo by Anita K. Johansen
"VERANO II"
FIRST MEASUREMENT CERTIFICATE
JUNE 2nd 1920
She was laid down in spring 1919 at Anker & Jensen yard in Vollen, Asker, Norway.
(RULES HISTORY subpage; R-rule 1919.)
CRUISING
ON THE TRONDHEIMSFJORD 2007
FROM "VERANO II" (SNARKEN) HISTORY PART 4
Photo by Ole Storaas
"Verano II" (Snarken)
Overall winner of the Örland-race 2001
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"VERANO II"
has been given back her name from the first measurement certificate of June 2nd 1920.
Other names: "Siva", "Danseuse", "Fandango II", "Idyll III", "Snarken", "Elcoma", "Snarken". |
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Contact |
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Ole C. Östlund
olecostlund@gmail.com
The e-mail:
oco@tele2.no
closed down as of May 1st 2013. |
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