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His prelaunch work looks typical to me. It will be his pressure alc stove, gas inboard and love of rowing,...
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that might put some off. He's owned the boat for about 30 years so knows how to care for it without any great pains. He spends about a week in the spring getting the old boat ready to launch.
All that stuff like rowing is typical in these waters, so I felt at home with most of his systems. He likes a very simple boat.
Like all of us, he has some funny quirks on what bugs him floating nearby. Some of those experiences are quite humorous.
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- Peter M, thanks for recommending Bound for Roque Island.
- It looks to me like the Maine sailors with beautiful wooden craft are the real "men" of sailing anymore.
- His prelaunch work looks typical to me. It will be his pressure alc stove, gas inboard and love of rowing,...
- Tom, I just stole your pic
- Bound for Roque Island
- It looks to me like the Maine sailors with beautiful wooden craft are the real "men" of sailing anymore.
