My Other Blogs:
http://anartichoke.wordpress.com/ – A blog for sharing my experiences with various projects and hobbies
http://defiantdenial.wordpress.com/ – Indian Architecture: A photo blog about the Forts and Palaces of Rajasthan – from a family trip in 2006.
Thanks for the link to Boats for Difficult Times! I look forward to following your progress here, and hope you’ll find a way to add your voice to the discussion at Boats for Difficult Times.
By: Antonio Dias on December 3, 2010
at 10:46 am
I found your blog very interesting and will try to write something about what we have learned from building our boat.
By: Alan Richards on December 3, 2010
at 11:23 am
Hi Alan! I don’t know if you’ll ever see this post but I hope so (it’s a few years late). Your Tammie Norrie is beautiful!! I am getting ready to buy a used one. I live in Tallahassee, Florida. The one I’m buying ($3000) is a sprit rig. I really like gaff rigs though. Can you enlighten me as to where I can find different rigs or rig kits? How did you get your sail? Thanks, James
netricsLLC@yahoo.com
By: James White on April 17, 2015
at 3:34 pm
Thank you for the comments, James. We have enjoyed sailing ours – the various rigs and sail plans are included in the set of plans Iain Oughtred sends out for builders, so you could ask him if he could send you that sheet – and the sailmaker who we used was:
Stuart Hopkins, sole prop
Dabbler Sails
PO Box 235
Wicomico Church, VA 22579
ph/fax 804 580 8723
http://www.dabblersails.com
dab@crosslink.net
Thanks, Alan
By: Alan Richards on April 19, 2015
at 7:23 pm
Thanks you so much for the info Alan. I’ll try to contact Iain. One more question please- would you happen to know the best way to trailer
this beautiful glued lapstrake boat- longitudinal parallel skids like any
regular fiberglass motor boat or crossways cradle/bunk style, or something totally different than these?
Thanks for any suggestions with this!!!
James
By: James White on April 20, 2015
at 10:39 am