Sabre
My wife and I race a Flying Scot, but when she got a job that
interfered with our racing I started looking for a single hand
racing dinghy to build.
Old
Man Winter Took the Weekend Off
We looked out the window at 7:00 Saturday morning January 14th
and saw a thick coating of frost on our Toyota Van and wondered
if anyone would be coming to the second annual MLK Kayak Regatta.
Pensacola
and Beyond
We spent two nights on the anchor as we moved toward Pensacola
and the charts on the computer proved very useful in finding
a good spot to drop the hook.
The
Texas 200
It's about to start. The link is to the The Texas 200 facebook
page where you can catch the last minute preparations and follow
the event.
TEOTWAKI
x (MAIB + KISS) = BOB
The queasy feeling is spreading that TEOTWAWKI is coming. Maybe
soon. Market collapses, trouble in EuroZone, sovereign default,
liquidity crises, credit still stand...
Classic
Ship Construction Notes - Part One
When a museum or non-profit organization looks into building
a replica of a historic ship, they want to create a living testimony
to the original men and ships that sailed the seas.
Toledo
Toledo Community Boathouse Christmas Boat Build.
"Bateaus
and Chateaus" - Part Two
Off to the town of Amboise we went, arriving just in time for
Peter and I to enjoy a rapid sprint thought the fabulous Chateau
Amboise.
A
Sail On "Muritai"
I posted a message on the Sail Oklahoma group saying that the
sail I got aboard George Cunningham's Welsford designed Houdini,
"Muritai", was the highlight of my trip.
Where
to Build – Part One
The shelter choice is no easier to make than the selection of
the boat and the dinghy.