Tag Archives: boat-building

Boat Shows I have Known, Wooden and Otherwise

Posted on August 25, 2010 by Chris Kleinfelter

Ever since I began sailing I have enjoyed attending boat shows.  They have fed my fantasies and drained my pockets.  I have sampled there varied themes and locations: sailboat, powerboat, small boat, wooden, metal, kayaks, used, indoor, outdoor.  In fair … Continue reading →

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Wooden Boat Festival 2010 Preparing to Weigh Anchor

Posted on August 19, 2010 by Chris Kleinfelter

Prepare to be dazzled by Port Townsend, Washington’s 34th annual Wooden Boat Festival.  This show is a feast for wooden boat lovers. I had not been able to attend the show for several years.  In 2009 I was able to … Continue reading →

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All in the Family, A Well Loved Schooner

Posted on August 4, 2010 by Chris Kleinfelter

The pinky schooner Robert L, designed in 1948 by William Garden, is a testament to one family’s persistence.  Building was begun by Robert Anderson in 1970 becoming a family project for several decades.  It was a dream of one man … Continue reading →

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Swing Shift

Posted on March 10, 2010 by Chris Kleinfelter

When I go to work it is always the night watch.  Swing shift runs from 3:00pm to 11:45pm.  When I come home after eight hours of assembling cabinet doors for the rich and famous I grab a snack and cruise the … Continue reading →

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