Deletion of Le Pietre (yacht)

Comment: Trimmed to improve , added inline cites. For those who know sailboats, the fact that large, chunky wooden motorsailers like this are being finished out as luxury yachts is somewhat surprising, and certainly makes me take note. The Gulet appears to be an indigenous Turkish development in sailing vessel design, and I suggest that we keep a few examples of vessels like this for purposes of countering systematic bias . My guess is that most press coverage of this vessel would be in Turkish, given where it is based, but I can't read the Turkish on the web sites. Also, what Mjroots said: this is a rather large, oceangoing wooden sailing vessel, capable of carrying passengers for hire. It has much more functional hull lines (clearly aimed at commercial purposes of maximizing passenger space) than is typical of luxury sailing yachts. So far, despite the question of limits on oil reserves, we are only getting a very few vessels like this built in the 21st century
Stance: keep
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