Richard Woods' MIRA is a cruising catamaran with sufficient loading capacity and liveaboard space to be able to sail anywhere in the world, with a potential to average 175 - 200 miles a day when trade wind sailing. Many home built MIRAs have made successful ocean crossings. Their construction-method produces long-lasting hulls if built from marine-ply, covered with epoxy and glass. There are now 50 year old multihulls built that way, that are still in sound condition.

"Lady Rover" was built this way in Finland by her first owner following the original MIRA-plans. The next Danish owner-couple added the bridgedeck cabin for more living-space and comfort about twenty years ago and had the catamaran registered in Denmark with proof of VAT-payment in 2008.

The present German owner bought the yacht in 2013 and has since then thoroughly overhauled her and added/renewed equipment up until 2025. Due to a change of plans the "Lady Rover" is now for sale in Malta with a German registration at a very attractive price.