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The Verlen Kruger Memorial is organizing a paddling
and sailing event in Michigan: The Tip of the Mitt Adventure in
June 2011. See the following website for details: Verlen
Kruger Memorial Paddling Events. Come join us for
this adventure!!!
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I know some of you are going to LOVE
this one!
Hajo
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You could always carry peaches
in it...
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I thought that you might enjoy seeing the website
of a new adventure race to be held in Michigan - June of 2011.
Therre is both an outside (Great Lakes) and inside (Au Sable and
Manistee rivers with portages) course. This could be one tough
bugger of an event!
Dave Chase Holland, Michigan |
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You're gonna want one of these!
For those days when sailing is just way too relaxing .....
JP
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Free
Ebook: The Migrations of an American
Boat Type, by Howard I. Chapelle
Free
Ebook: Men, Women, and Boats, by Stephen Crane
Free
Plans: PM's Go-Cat Pt 1. This seems to be Part
II but the name of the boat is different.
Free
Plan: Canoe
Mike John
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Bruce
Armstrong is trying to sell his Tolman Skiff - it is a nice
boat that has been featured in Duckwork articles. Here is a link
to a virtual brochure of sorts. $12,500 / Santa Barbara, Ca with
fresh impeller and dealer engine service....... keeping the inflatable
vests for Hawaii......... thx..... Bruce
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If I had a rich uncle, this is what I'd want for
Christmas. Warning; tool porn content. Vakaman
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We are building a duo105
at the moment and I try to keep a blog updated about the building
progress. Maybe visitors to your site might be interested. Paul
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From a posting on Watertribe.
This is hard core training! This would make Nightmare look easy.
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Here is a video about Alberto and his Paradox
– someday, computers may be able to translate speech, but
for now it is in Spanish. The video is quite entertaining, though.
Chuck
I enclose a video
of my boat.
Happy New Year, Alberto
Rawson Chubut Patagonia Argentina
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My dream of building boats recently became my
addiction.
I have started a blog to share progress with my projects and my
solutions to the various problems I encounter. I have included
a link to your website on my blog as a resource I have enjoyed.
If you think your readers would enjoy seeing my blog, I would
be glad to have you add it to you links page.
Bill Wessinger
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Brendan sent me to see a u tube video of the boat
shop in St. Augustine getting it's newest project.
Dave
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I found a couple
of boating vids
that I thought you might want to share
with your customers.
Benjy
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I admire Hugh Horton's Bufflehead
very much. I came across this web site about building Bufflehead
and using her. The pages on safety, using just the correct amount
of internal buoyancy tubes and how to recover her from capsize
are valuable to all Bufflehead builders and canoe sailors. Brian
Pearson
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#79, Gordita,
was immolated in the annual Coots boat euthanasia celebration
yesterday. My ideas of what a Puddle Duck Racer should be changed
while I was building Gordita, and I never finished her. May she
rest in peace... JetMan Dan's (with a video of the ignition!)
Frank Mabrey's
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There is a relatively new boat named the "Newt"
from Jordan Wood Boats in Oregon that I am going to be building.
My website is: https://buildingnewt.blogspot.com/ Information about
the boat design can be found here.
Bruce Kissinger
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| Some info about Hugh Horton’s Bufflehead sailing canoe. A Bufflehead gallery from Bill Ling. Safety aspects and capsize routine. Hugh Horton’s bio, essays from Hugh, a big photo gallery and a link list.
Axel
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it's summer down under . . .
. . . and this is what they're doing around Melbourne.
Very cool
Kim |
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This is interesting, he doesn't seem to have to worry about sinking but half as much...
Gary MacEoin
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Following on from the great three men in a boat story, here's three men
in another boat. It's the story of Griff's own yacht on a trip along the
south coast of the UK. Very funny and great viewing. It's in two episodes.
Then there's the follow up to that that, Three men in more than one boat. Benjy |
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A good read with photos.
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I have a brother-in-law who was rather badly burned by some burning oil some years back (he seems to be fully recovered, but it was not pretty for a while). As a result, I have a healthy respect for hot liquids. I successfully got the lead poured this afternoon. The pour was uneventful; it is such a relief to have this potentially hazardous job DONE!
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