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Out through the Heads
The 444 ES at the Knysna Heads — the passage through which every boat makes on its first day at sea.
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Moonstruck, surfing the tide
Hull buoyancy and agile handling, built to go the distance and have fun doing it.
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Under the asymmetric
Flying the spinnaker at golden hour.
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Five on the lagoon
The Visionary community gathered from all over the world to attend the Vision Regatta.
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The extended scoop
What the ES is named for.
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A season in The Bahamas
The joys of circumnavigation — crystal clear water and smooth sailing.
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The saloon
Open U-shaped galley, substantial storage, and comfortable seating around the telescopic saloon table.
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The owner's cabin
A full-beam hull to itself, and a hull-side window at eye level from the bunk.
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A proper nav station
Forward-facing, instrumented, and sized to work at — the detail a judge singled out.
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Out of the shed
The blue hues Visions are known for.
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Three boats, one shared vision
The Knysna yard from above, mid-build.
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Past the Cape
The start of the long way north.
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