Showing posts with label girls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label girls. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 16, 2016

Boat Plans And Patterns | Classic Moths in the Mist

Boat Plans And Patterns


At this years Classic Moth Nationals we had a marine layer settle in Saturday night, giving us fog on Sunday morning, a rare event for Elizabeth City, North Carolina. The fog started to creep out towards Pamilco Sound around 9 a.m. and racing commenced, on time, in sunshine.

I took a couple of photos.

The fog didnt stop the sailors kibitzing about Mothboats.


Two transoms in the mist. The Laser transom of the Maser and the wide Europe Dinghy style transom of the Mousetrap Mistral.


The view from the Pughs pier.



The original post of the 2015 Classic Moth Nationals can be found here.


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Friday, March 4, 2016

Boat Plans Skiff | Music Whenever Indigo Girls Closer to Fine

Boat Plans Skiff


When you look on the InterWebs for the top 100 folk songs of all time you generally wont find the Indigo Girls "Closer to Fine". However, for me, that song makes it into the top ten of all-time folk songs.





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Tuesday, March 1, 2016

Boat Plans Pdf | Geezer Bloggers gather around a Penguin Dinghy

Boat Plans Pdf


I went over last weekend to help George A. of Mid-Atlantic Musings> move one of his boat collection into a U-Haul. It wasnt a Moth but a Penguin and was being collected by her new owner. Georges Penguin dinghy was one of six originally built in the 1960s by a guy named John Walton in Brigantine, New Jersey. This Penguin, most likely being the sole survivor of the six, was being rightfully reclaimed as a family heirloom by Johns son Bill, who had flown up from Texas.

In the photo below, George is going over the history of the Penguin with the blogmeister. Turns out George helped build the six as kid. He was on the centerboard trunk building crew. (Forgive the odd colors of the photo but I wanted to highlight the beautiful interior wood of the Walton Penguin and was working from a very dark I-Phone photo.)



Photo by Bill Walton

And from the 1960s, here is the blurb on the Penguin from the magazine One Design and Offshore Sailing annual small class review, .



Some other posts about the Penguin dinghy.


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