HIDEAWAY

In Festival Boats on July 3, 2025
Hideaway is a 22โ€™ trailerable, shanty boat, powered by a 6kW ION 6 electric outboard. Eight 100W solar panels on the cabin top help charge four 48V, 96Ah Dakota Lithium
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Cora

In Festival Boats on July 3, 2025
I have spent many years working in Norway as a woodcarver, often times on Vikings ship replicas. I was familiar with clinker built construction, but had never worked on its
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Alca i

In Festival Boats on July 3, 2025
Alca i was inspired by Colin Archer and designed by George Buehler (from Whidbey Island). She was constructed in 2003 to subarctic exploration vessel standards with 2″ thick oak plank
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Comrade

In Festival Boats on July 3, 2025
Grandpa and Grandma would not have met, and we wouldnโ€™t be here, if Grandpa he hadnโ€™t snuck Comrade out one day in 1930 with his friends, and met girls- including
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Silva Bans

In Festival Boats on May 9, 2025
I found Silva in really rough shape then spent 11 years rebuilding her while living aboard in South Park Marina. I used some beautiful Yellow Cedar for her planking and
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Ceridwen

In Festival Boats on May 9, 2025
Built at Magner & Son’s Boatworks in Carlsburg, Washington, with the help of Kevin & John Magner and my lovely wife. The boat was built over a 12 year period
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Isobar

For Sale

In Festival Boats on May 8, 2025
Built in 1962 at the renowned Cheoy Lee Shipyard in Hong Kong to race the TransPac, Isobar is a 45โ€™ LOA full-keel sloop with a 12โ€™ maximum beam and a
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Sockeye

In Festival Boats on May 8, 2025
New addition of covered stern โ€œhay rackโ€ with solar panels. Repurposed tan bark steadying sail from Teal made by The sail loft in PT. New teak stern bench and galley
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Electric Philosophy

In Festival Boats on May 8, 2025
Electric Philosophy is a solar electric catamaran designed for comfortable, extended self-sufficient cruising by a couple and one or 2 guests. At the 2025 show it will be returning from
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Sequel

In Festival Boats on May 8, 2025
Rybovich hull #65 launched at Little Pete in 1967 from West Palm Beach, Fl. and rechristened Sequel in honor of second-generation design and build legend Tommy Rybovich. Tommy was a
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