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Heritage Boatworks: My Newest Favorite Podcast
Yes, I am crazy about podcasts, especially if they center around sailing and boats. This is a narrow field so I take what I can get. You can find a number of them on iTunes that have faded long ago … Continue reading
Posted in Building, Podcasts, Uncategorized
Tagged boat-building, catboat, dory, Lowell, museum, New England, sailboat, sailing, Stur-Dee
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Boatbuilding In A Small Way
Building a boat, even a small one, can be a large undertaking. Everything being relative, the size of my budget demands a minuscule boat. I remain in an extended period of constructive daydreaming. My hands, however, want to be actively … Continue reading
Posted in Sailor's crafts
Tagged boat, boat-building, carve, catboat, half, half model, Herreshoff, mahogany, model, museum, Mystic, naval architect, pine, Rozinante, sailboat, sailing, seaport, Winter
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Singlehanded Sailing And The Tao Of Independance
Although I am often unaccompanied by other people on board I never sail alone as I count the boat and it’s most important parts to be equivalent. Each sail is a crew member. They are fantastic conversationalists, if you’re listening. … Continue reading
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Tagged boat, Manry, museum, sailboat, sailing, sailor, singlehanded, solo, tinkerbelle
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Building a Memory, Modeling the Brewer Cat
I first became interested in boats, sailing vessels in particular, when I saw my first ship models. They were in display cases in the Cabrillo Beach museum in San Pedro, Ca. I was awed by the web of rigging on … Continue reading
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Tagged boat, boat-building, branscom, catboat, Chesapeake Bay, donald, Good Old Boat, magazine, marshall, model, museum, sailboat, sailing, sailor, watercraft, Woodenboat
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A New Magazine For Sailors Comes Over The Horizon
Magazines are going online every day. It seems like they all have a digital version available. At the Wooden Boat Show in Port Townsend I was introduced to a new magazine which is not transitioning to but has launched directly … Continue reading
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Tagged boat, boat-building, Inquisitive, magazine, museum, naval architect, rudder, sailboat, sailing, sailor, Yachting Monthly
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Wooden Boat Show Fever, The Temperature Rises With The Tide
We are just days away from the Wooden Boat Show in Port Townsend, Washington.  I am anticipating a day or two steeped in salty ambiance.  The weather forecast is looking like a cloudy but not particularly wet weekend.  Hotels are going … Continue reading
Mystic Cats
Places we visit frequently have a way of developing themes. After awhile you begin to expect the particular feature of a place to show up as surely as the deep bass notes in a movie involving man-eating sharks. Sometimes you … Continue reading
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Tagged breck, catboat, Connecticut, marshall, museum, Mystic, sailing, seaport, watercraft, yankee
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