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EPISODE · May 1, 2026 · 42 MIN

The West Wight Potter — History, Design, and What Makes It Work (with Larry Rumbol)

from NanoCruising : the small boat cruising podcast (dinghy cruising & trailer sailing)

Send us Fan MailThe West Wight Potter 15 has a bit of a cult following—and for good reason.In this episode of the NanoCruising podcast, I sit down with Larry Rumbol, the UK builder of the Potter 15, to dig into the story behind the boat. From its original designer, Stanley Smith, to the real-world experiences that shaped how the boat evolved over time.Larry shares historical insights, lesser-known stories, and—just as importantly—practical advice on what works, what doesn’t, and what you can do to improve the boat for cruising.If you’ve ever owned a Potter, considered one, or just enjoy small boats with real character, this is a fascinating look at a design that has stood the test of time.-----------------------------------------------------Join the conversation: Facebook group Mailing list PatreonMore at: www.nanocruising.comSeas Your Own Adventure 🌊⛵

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Send us Fan Mail The West Wight Potter 15 has a bit of a cult following—and for good reason. In this episode of the NanoCruising podcast, I sit down with Larry Rumbol, the UK builder of the Potter 15, to dig into the story behind the boat. From its original designer, Stanley Smith, to the real-world experiences that shaped how the boat evolved over time. Larry shares historical insights, lesser-known stories, and—just as importantly—practical advice on what works, what doesn’t, and what you c...

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