SMALL REACH REGATTA
THE ONE
THE ONLY
Hark! The skies open with glorious sounds of boats, small boats, fun boats, sail boats and rowboats!
MRS MUMBLES came too, which was nice. So dependable, this MRS MUMBLES.
DAY ONE
DAY minus-ONE
DAY ONE
Cap'n Jon sets up the bling on INDIGO while Chef Juan duckpunts by in world-famous SAISON DuPUNT! |
SO much awesome going on in this most awesome picture |
MAINE LIFE |
THREE! COUNT 'EM! THREE DUCKPUNTS! (Notice that Commodore Hazard is regretting his initial resistance to building such craft, "Golly Gosh Darn It! He is saying to himself as we leave him behind.) |
YOU GUESSED RIGHT INTREPID READER! "ThRRee! ThRRee duckpunts! AH AH AH AH" |
The three duckpunts on expedition! MRS MUMBLES, HALF-TIDE, and SAISON DuPUNT Love it! YES! (Selfie by Cap'n Jon) |
DAY TWO
Pete Culler designed Kingston Lobster Boat |
VIKINGS ARE NEVER LOST |
Melonseed RIVUS, one of the most beautiful executions. Also, quite speedy. |
YES! FUNKY-FUNK ANDREW returns to GIS Amateur Style! This year, sporting sporty topsail! What a lady-killer this boat is! |
Cap'n Jon and INDIGO sails to the thunderheads looking for adventure and safe harbor wing and wing |
I awake in SCOUT to a world surrounded by fog and deep thoughts I love sleeping in my boat. |
Later...
Funky-Funk Andrew rows quickly in and takes the Half-Tide rock back for England, For Queen, For Glory,For Empire, etc etc etc and then he promptly gets attacked by... |
...The native bloodthirsty barnacles who are completely opposed to autocratic English rule. (remember SRR 2014?) |
Chef Juan examines the wound and declares it fetid. We fetch for leaches and rum. |
Funky-Funk Andrew decides HE TOO needs a duckpunt while Commodore Hazard avoids the local taxes and stays offshore in SLIFPER |
OH NO, a Coquina battle row-off! |
John Gardner 16' Swampscott Dory |
DAY FOUR
I had to leave a day early, so there was a day four and five, but I wasn't present.
Just imagine.
Sun and sand and sea and stars. And lobster.
Must've been nice!
Looks like a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteHow'd that Passagemaker pram dinghy sail? It's on my radar as a possible build, but I'd likely do it from plans than a CLC kit.
ReplyDeleteTough to say... It sailed well enough for a small boat with two people. I think it has its place, I also think you can aspire for something better if you're going to be going off plans. Email me if you want to bounce ideas.
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