What boat did I see?
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Heading into Poole Harbour? It looked naval and was following a large, presumably Royal Marine, RIB. I would guess it was 30-40ft with a hull like an offshore powerboat and a smallish, raked, cabin about 1/3 from the front. It was light grey apart from the front of the cabin which was dark grey. No flags or markings.
It was the sort of military boat a child would draw, which is probably why my eldest was so excited about it.
It was the sort of military boat a child would draw, which is probably why my eldest was so excited about it.
The VT Halmatic Stealth 'Beauty' 
Eta the Mail, of all sources http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-465664/Mar...

Eta the Mail, of all sources http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-465664/Mar...
My last job i was involved with that boats predecessor or should i say predecessors! Ive looked over that boat from the Mail article and its a thing of function and power. The 2 that it replaced were stored in one of my storage sheds not too far from Poole. Big f
king things with 2 very large turbo charged engines (MAN ones if i remember rightly). You know its fast when there is another lever next to the throttles saying "BOOST"!
They also have smaller Fabio Buzzi intercept craft which i went out in in return for "storing" the bigger ones for THEM. I do a fair bit of Powerboating myself but never travelled through Poole Harbour as fast as what i did that day!
king things with 2 very large turbo charged engines (MAN ones if i remember rightly). You know its fast when there is another lever next to the throttles saying "BOOST"!They also have smaller Fabio Buzzi intercept craft which i went out in in return for "storing" the bigger ones for THEM. I do a fair bit of Powerboating myself but never travelled through Poole Harbour as fast as what i did that day!
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