Stephens Waring Design share a story of a 75-footer that was one of their own: There are boats you design and then let go. You hand them over and hope the next chapter treats them well. Sometimes it does. Sometimes you hear things through the grapevine: a headstay with a meter of sag, what’s left of a rig on the hard in St. Martin, a mast on the bottom of the Caribbean. You try not to think too long or hard about what could have been prevented. …
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