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Tag Archives: Straits of Juan de Fuca
The Dungeness Crabber, A Boatbuilder’s Legacy
The human brain is a facile machine that can pump out an ocean of ideas. Some are gold, some are dross and fate may have it that some will fade into obscurity. A designer’s legacy is that portion of his … Continue reading
Posted in Building, Designs, Sailor's crafts, Uncategorized
Tagged boat, boat-building, carlsborg, cutter, Dungeness, gaff, John Magner, magazine, pocket, Port Townsend, sailboat, sailing, Straits of Juan de Fuca, washington, Woodenboat, yacht
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Wood: Fiber Fit For A Festival
Wood is a superior substance from which mere mortals bring skill to natures finest boatbuilding material. Acolytes of the sacred fiber are poised for the annual pilgrimage to Port Townsend to see boatbuilding elevated to it’s highest state. I have been … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Sailor's crafts
Tagged boat, boat-building, Chestr yawl, Pax, Port Townsend, sailboat, Straits of Juan de Fuca, Wooden Boat Festival, Woodenboat
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Christened By A Fine Rain, The Chester Yawl Takes to The Water – Chapter 6
A new boat comes to life by degrees. As individual parts come together the construction takes on a form that makes it’s function apparent. It becomes a vessel gradually. A boatbuilding project can take a long time and bring doubts … Continue reading
Posted in Building, Sailor's crafts
Tagged Chesapeake Light Craft, chester, CLC, Olympic Peninsula, Straits of Juan de Fuca, trailer, water, yawl
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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
This Present Morning
As you can tell by my previous post I have a soft spot in my heart for the Chesapeake Bay. I used to live in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania. That was about 150 miles from Edgewater, Maryland where my sailboat was … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, Chesapeake Bay, Olympic Peninsula, sailboat, Straits of Juan de Fuca
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