In 1979 KHOYA brought me to this very Point Hudson dock, Nestled in a wooden home with gentle tidal rock. Then embarked northward along our coastal stretch Aboard this very
It has been a great family boat for us to sail with our children and friends over the years. We have enjoyed many seasons participating in the CRISR race in
LUNA, a Bolger-designed Chebacco, was constructed by Jerome McIlvanie of Yakima, Washington between 1996 and 2001. The boat is 19’ 6” long and has a beam of 7’ 9”. After
She is a real joy to beach cruise with while being competitive racing against other traditional boats. Her low freeboard adds to her ease in reboarding after a dip! Chesuki’s
Windsong was built by a school teacher in Grapeview, Wa. She’s one of Ralph Winslow’s last designs, which was published in Yachting Magazine in 1956. She’s yellow cedar and meranti
BE HAPPY is a 21-foot Tolman Widebody with a pilot house and cuddy cabin. Built from scratch using the instructions provided in the book “Tolman Alaskan Skiffs” by Renn Tolman.
I purchased this 1927 diesel-powered fishing troller from the Port of Bellingham for $1 in 2006. As a shipwright and boat restoration specialist I’ve always had a keen eye for
For Sale Home Port: Quartermaster Harbor, Vashon Island Year Built: 1967 Owner: Michael Murray Designer: L. Francis Herreshoff Design: Modified H28 Maggie Jane is a strongly built, strip planked H28
The Gyrfalcon is an 88-foot fantail that was originally designed in the late 1910s by Lee and Brinton for the US Coast Survey but the boat was never built. In
