TugZilla In Festival Boats on July 2, 2021 TugZilla is the hub of a new business venture for Devlin Boat Co. and works as a harbor tug in the South Sound. She has accomodations for two in her
Bibi In Festival Boats on July 2, 2021 Bibi is a hard-chined, plywood centerboard sloop built in 1964 by hobbyist Ludvik Zbigniewicz, apparently to his own design. She has a long, fine entry, considerable rocker, and a tiny,
Tusitala In Festival Boats on July 2, 2021 The sailing vessel Tusitala, Samoan for story-teller, does indeed have a story to tell. She is a gaff-rigged cutter, 30.5 feet, commissioned by Robert and Marge Saxton, of Round Pond,
Some Cats Swing In Festival Boats on July 2, 2021 Some Cats Swing is a 12 foot wooden Sharpie Skiff, home=built, for rowing and row camping, by an old man who was missing his life in boats.
Hazy Days In Festival Boats on July 2, 2021 Great Alaskans are the larger version of a Tolman skiff. My boat was started in August of 2020 and the complete hull will be rolled over on May 8th exactly
Wayward SunFor Sale In Festival Boats on July 2, 2021 The solar boat Wayward Sun (Solar Sal 27) has been cruising the San Juan area for 2 years. The ride is calm and comfortable with minimal motor noise and no
Wonderland In Festival Boats on July 1, 2021 Sam Conner, the original founder of the Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival, built Wonderland in Port Townsend in 1978 of red cedar /epoxy strip plank. Wonderland has been converted to
SV Paddleshell In Festival Boats on July 1, 2021 Folks said Interlude, purchased in 2013, “had good bones”. She has neither been an interlude nor were her bones too good… However, her mahogany planks on white oak bent frames
Opus In Festival Boats on July 1, 2021 Some boats are race boats. Some boats are cruising boats. Opus, a modified Wee Seal, designed by Iain Oughtred, is a boat that just seems to make people smile wherever
S/V Starlight In Festival Boats on July 1, 2021 Starlight and I embarked on a Pacific voyage starting in 1979 that lasted five years. Many wonderful miles and people were encountered. She was designed by Edwin Monk Sr. in