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I see. The forward thwart does need to be back a bit. Here's a Layley tender. 
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About 10-11' with two stations for trimming. This was built for TRADEWINDS, an Alden motorsailer restored in the harbor. It's actually one of a pair of Lawley tenders. The other tender, has an inboard. 
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- Photo Day - Sign of Spring?
- Heard then saw my first red-winged blackbird of the season
- Borne Bridge August 2011
- Sunset August 2011
- A sure sign of spring.
- Captain's chair installed on Jaunty in prep for Depoe Bay Wooden Boat Show this weekend.
- Pin rails.
- New dinghy ready to come home
- Very nice, Todd. Will you mount forward oar locks?
- No, I will stick with the one set.
- Maybe bow seat is too far forward. You don't row facing forward.
- lol- or in a tiny (6 '6" ) dinghy with a LARGE passenger
- I see quite a few lobstermen rowing out to their boats facing forward...
- I see. The forward thwart does need to be back a bit. Here's a Layley tender.
- I see. The forward thwart does need to be back a bit. Here's a Layley tender.
- lol- or in a tiny (6 '6" ) dinghy with a LARGE passenger
- Maybe bow seat is too far forward. You don't row facing forward.
- No, I will stick with the one set.
- Wonderful job!
- You're actually going to put that in the water?
- Wow, beautiful!
- Very nice, Todd. Will you mount forward oar locks?
- Heard then saw my first red-winged blackbird of the season