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Ideas & beauty at the 2016 Wooden Boat Festival

September 22, 2016 scott Inspiration, Puget Sound, Tsunamichaser, voyaging

Here are photos and related thoughts from the 2016 Wooden Boat Festival.  I enjoyed getting up to Port Townsend via mostly-public, very-cheap[…]

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Performance of a bamboo-polytarp crab claw sail on a Tiki 21 catamaran

February 15, 2015 scott Lake Washington, performance, Scott V., Thomas

Since the launching of our Wharram Tiki 21, Milagra, back in the summer of 2012, we have been propelled primarily[…]

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Desolation Sound cruise (August, 2014)

August 1, 2014 scott Desolation Sound, voyaging

In August, 2014, the Veirs/Reese clan cruised on Milagra through Desolation Sound. We were accompanied by the Veirs elders aboard[…]

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Sailing on Super Bowl Sunday in Seattle

February 5, 2014 scott Kiko, Lake Washington, Pahi 26, Scott V., Thomas, Tsunamichaser, Ty, Val, voyaging

Last weekend we had a great first sail on Kiko’s Pahi 26, Ki`i Loa. Powered by a Malibu Outrigger Hawaiian[…]

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Heavy weather Tiki 21 sailing on Lake Washington

December 5, 2013 scott Lake Washington, Scott V., Thomas, voyaging

Last September 30 (2013), Thomas and I embarked from Kirkland public marina on the tail end of a big (40[…]

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Cruising Desolation Sound in a Tiki 21

August 29, 2013 scott Catherine, Desolation Sound, Enzo, Francesca, Mike D., voyaging

After pulling Milagra out on the re-decked trailer at the Roche Harbor boat ramp, we sorted gear and disassembled the[…]

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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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Seattle to San Juans and back (July, 2012)

July 15, 2012 scott Puget Sound, San Juan Islands, voyaging

Launched from 14th Ave ramp in Ballard, cruised with Thomas on Tsunamichaser up to Port Hadlock, then continued to the[…]

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Breaking bamboo on Lake Washington

September 26, 2011 scott Lake Washington, voyaging

A 25 knot gust snapped the lower yard on our mainsail during a cruise on Lake Washington last weekend. Annie[…]

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