WindsongIn Festival Boats 2021 on June 29, 2021 The boat is glued lapstrake plywood hull with oak interior and brass hardware with trailer. The idea came from three articles in Wooden Boat Magazine by Ross Lillistone of Australia.
Natasha Darling!In Festival Boats 2021 on June 29, 2021 This is a strip version of a tandem Annapolis Wherry built from plans by Chesapeake Light Craft. 18 months of build time. Probably 1200-1500 hours. Not proud of that, but
DrifterIn Festival Boats 2021 on June 28, 2021 The McKenzie River Drift boat is a very popular design built from wood, fiberglass, and aluminum in both 14ft and 16ft lengths and seen on many NorthWest rivers and lakes.
Wood DuckFor SaleIn Festival Boats 2021 on June 28, 2021 Wood Duck is our portal to visit humpbacks, orcas, bears, and wolves in spectacularly wild parts of the Northwest coast. It is often the smallest boat at the dock when
Blue PeterIn Festival Boats 2021 on June 25, 2021 In 1928, the Motor Yacht Blue Peter was built for the Seattle architect John Graham Sr. at Lake Union Dry Dock, and drawn by the famous local naval architect, Ted
Iron FeatherIn Festival Boats 2021 on June 24, 2021 Launched in 1946, “Iron Feather” (originally “Gaylee”) was built by The Matthews Company in Port Clinton, Ohio. This “38” Deluxe Sedan cruiser was commissioned by Lee McCuddy, who ran a
Pawsitive VibesIn Festival Boats 2021 on June 23, 2021 A beautiful rowing craft! Pawsitive Vibes is my first wood boat project. In 2021 it was restored and upgraded based on subsequent boat building projects and in the Seventy48 rowing
Bad RabbitIn Festival Boats 2021 on June 23, 2021 Bad Rabbit was initially a Chesapeake Light Craft Kit pandemic project but since the builder’s husband is over 6’5″ this tandem hull became his boat. In the winter of 2023,
MV PelicanIn Festival Boats 2021 on June 23, 2021 The MV Pelican was built in Newport News, VA, of longleaf yellow pine. It served on the east coast, opened brown shrimp fishery in the Gulf of Mexico, and served