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Moonlit anchorage in Port Townsend

July 29, 2012 scott Puget Sound, Scott V., Thomas, voyaging

Milagra awaits us as we seek Waterfront pizza after a 7-10 knot run from San Juan Island. – Posted using[…]

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Seattle to Snug Harbor 2012

July 27, 2012 scott Liam, Puget Sound, San Juan Islands, Scott V., Val, voyaging

After rigging at 14th Ave boat ramp w/help from Thomas, Matt J, Ciana, Cora, Val, & Liam, we locked thru[…]

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New aluminum mast

July 7, 2012 scott builders, construction, Kevin, Matt J., Mike D., Scott V.

Mike and I decided on a new mast that should enable us to support either the typical gaff wingsail or[…]

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24-hr marine mammal marathon!

June 27, 2011 scott Liam, Mike D., Puget Sound, San Juan Islands, Scott V., voyaging

Mike, Liam, and I had mediocre winds on our recent return to Seattle from the San Juan Islands, but my-oh-my[…]

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Preparing for San Juan voyaging

June 8, 2011 scott Annie, builders, Catherine, construction, Cora, Enzo, Francesca, Julian, Liam, Matt J., Mike D., Puget Sound, Scott V., voyaging

The last couple weeks have focused on preparing Milagra for its first trip up the San Juans. The plan (starting[…]

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Mast reinforced with basalt sock

May 19, 2011 scott builders, construction, Mike D., Scott V.

By the time I arrived, Mike had managed to get the basalt sock over the mast using a plastic cup[…]

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Rigging the 13 m^2 crab claw

May 11, 2011 scott builders, Christian, construction, Jim, Matt J., Mike D., Scott V.

Jim Luby and Matt Johnson joined Mike, Christian, and I in pondering the Tiki 21 crab claw plans, lacing and[…]

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Prepping spars for the big crab claw main

April 26, 2011 scott builders, construction, Mike D., Scott V., Thomas

The evening started with Thomas and I having a hoot bouncing Liam and Cora around on his big “bread loaf”[…]

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First Lake Washington cruise of 2011

April 11, 2011 scott Annie, Cora, Lake Washington, Liam, Ryden, Scott V., voyaging

[singlepic id=1061 w=450] It wasn’t quite as sunny as the day before, but today brought us a nice combination of[…]

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Main sewed up with a scarlet touch

April 5, 2011 scott construction, Mike D., Scott V., Stefan

Mike and Stefan consulted on rig stresses, with our primary concern being catastrophic bamboo failure under the loads of the[…]

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