Three Joel White Shellback dinghies and a Dyer Dhow, all rigged to sail, yesterday.
An encouraging sight in Rockport Harbor (Me.)
- Thread starter TomY
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All lined up ready to go!
When I first looked at the photo I thought it was windy enough that it was white capping. Maybe it was but when I zoomed in and realized a lot of what I was seeing were white mooring balls! Interesting obstacle course to navigate.
When I first looked at the photo I thought it was windy enough that it was white capping. Maybe it was but when I zoomed in and realized a lot of what I was seeing were white mooring balls! Interesting obstacle course to navigate.
More encouragement: Combine the skilled metal fabrication shop with the creative design team at a custom boat-builder in a pandemic lock-down, and sailing blooms into functional art.
Ride your bike to work.
Ride your bike to work.
People won't see the sign because it got knocked down, but four enticing, ready to go sailing dinghies are enough to be an attractive danger for any coastal Mainer.
Looks like the perfect day too, irresistible.
-Will (Dragonfly)
That is one really cool potato harvester fork bucket. Our Frostbiting season ended in March. Glad yours still seems in full swing. Went to get the cover off the boat last week and found the yard crew prep-sanding the bottom for painting. The season IS coming!