Buʔqʷ In Festival Boats on May 8, 2025 Buʔqʷ, pronounced approximately like ‘poke’ but with a ‘b,’ which is Lushootseed for duck (as in the bird), is a 16 foot replica ship’s small boat from the 19th Century.
Misty B In Festival Boats on May 8, 2025 Back in 2020, as covid was raging, I decided I needed a project to keep me busy. I was looking at boats on YouTube and came across a man with
DestinyFor Sale In Festival Boats on May 8, 2025 This boat was built in Tacoma by men trained in Port Townsend. It’s name is after Tacoma – The City of Destiny. She has newer sails and electronics. 20hp yanmar
Blue Starr In Festival Boats on May 8, 2025 Blue Starr was built by two shipwright brothers of Nanoose Bay Boatworks – at the time in Nanaimo – in 1970. They primarily worked on fish boats, so many work
Ramona In Festival Boats on May 8, 2025 After a small stroke in 2011 I took on building a wooden kayak to help with the paralysis and weakness of my right side. This was a really uplifting fun
Dolly In Festival Boats on May 8, 2025 Dolly was builton Lake Union in 1990 by John Guzzwell, renowned for circumnavigating in the home-built sloop, Trekka, and the subsequent book, Trekka Round the World. Designed as a stretched
Sit-on-Top KayakFor Sale In Festival Boats on May 8, 2025 This kayak was designed by Jack Bedard, of Bedard Yacht Design in Tarpon Springs, Florida. It has a dry cockpit through the use of scuppers, along with two waterproof dry-bag
KHOYA In Festival Boats on May 8, 2025 Way back in 1979 KHOYA handily circumnavigated Vancouver Island; immersing her current owner into the heart of Native country and the wild riches of our Pacific Northwest waters. Later sailing
Dorjun In Festival Boats on May 8, 2025 This year Dorjun celebrates her 120th birthday! Dorjun was designed and built by Fred C. Beebe at Greenport in Long Island in 1905, originally as a surfboat for the U.