I had been down to the marina on Friday to take some photos of Tam stepping his masts (see next months ‘The Light’ newspaper) and last night I was surfing the internet and came across your blog. Next coincidence – Kate and Tarjei came up to our store yesterday and bought a tree which I delivered today to their house in Malagash. I saw their names on your blog and thought “Now I know them, I’ve just sold them some plants” :-)
Love the blog – easy to read and very honest. I have built wooden boats for some years in the UK and after 4 years here I think it’s about time to start again. So this winter I think it will be a clinker (lapstrake), gaff rigged day boat, probably 4.5mtr. I’ll see how it goes and if there is a market for them.
Malagash and Wallace bays are just waiting for the sailing boom and your blog is helping put the message out there, thanks for it,
Ha, the power of the internet!
ReplyDeleteI had been down to the marina on Friday to take some photos of Tam stepping his masts (see next months ‘The Light’ newspaper) and last night I was surfing the internet and came across your blog.
Next coincidence – Kate and Tarjei came up to our store yesterday and bought a tree which I delivered today to their house in Malagash. I saw their names on your blog and thought “Now I know them, I’ve just sold them some plants” :-)
Love the blog – easy to read and very honest. I have built wooden boats for some years in the UK and after 4 years here I think it’s about time to start again. So this winter I think it will be a clinker (lapstrake), gaff rigged day boat, probably 4.5mtr. I’ll see how it goes and if there is a market for them.
Malagash and Wallace bays are just waiting for the sailing boom and your blog is helping put the message out there, thanks for it,
Regards,
Allan C