Little Bean In Festival Boats on May 23, 2024 The 400 plus pound box of wood arrived in November 2021 just in time for a long-term Covid project. My wife had just had rotator cuff surgery and our outdoor
Freyja In Festival Boats on May 23, 2024 Originally built by Leiter Hokkett in 1938 in Ballard, WA, Freyja is one of two Viking Class sloops designed by Charles D. Mower. Originally designed for coastal New England, there
BISH In Festival Boats on May 14, 2024 BISH is a Murray Peterson Susan schooner. Port Orford Cedar on steam-bent white oak frames. Teak decks on laminated doug fir deck beams. Hand crank SABB lifeboat engine. All standing
Camas Moon In Festival Boats on May 13, 2024 Camas Moon is the first boat built to Tad Robertsโ new CoPogy 18 design. She is 18โ LOD, 24โ LOA, 6โ6โ beam, and 9โ draft. She is rigged as a
Golden Rule In Festival Boats on April 17, 2024 The Golden Rule was the very first of the environmental and peace vessels to go to sea. In 1958, a crew of anti-nuclear weapons activists set sail aboard her in
Sunshine SpecialFor Sale In Festival Boats on April 17, 2024 Back in 1972, the boat was brought to Seattle from the Great Lakes and the Sunshine Special got her name and her first yellow stripe and she has had the
Black DogsFor Sale In Festival Boats on April 17, 2024 A Northwest built version of a William Atkins โRescue Minorโ Article by James Thomas from Small Craft Advisor Magazine For some years Iโd heard stories about a boat an acquaintance
Discovery In Festival Boats on April 11, 2024 Jim McCurdy had Bill Garden Design Discovery for his 40th Birthday. She was built to Yacht standards by the Vic Franck yard on Lake Union in Seattle in 1963. She
Little Packet In Festival Boats on April 4, 2024 Christopher Jenkes commissioned a smaller version of Lester Stone’s personal yacht, when he saw the drawings he said, “That’s a nice little packet, and the name stuck. In addition the
Argonaut IIFor Sale In Festival Boats on April 4, 2024 For more than a century, Argonaut II sailed the waters of the Pacific Northwest and most famously served the remote native tribes and rural communities of British Columbia. Originally built