Re: [bolger] Sailing from Alaska
The trouble with trailering is that the trailer remains in AK when the
boat has arrived in WA. Barging is cheaper also.
HJ
boat has arrived in WA. Barging is cheaper also.
HJ
> Trailering northward was my idea. And I have seen the winter storms on
> TV; I want no part of a Blizzard where the "ground" is moving up and
> down 40 feet as well as the snow and wind!!!
>
This is a good opportunity to point out that DON & EDITH'S
UMIAK VOYAGE from Olympia to Juneau page has been updated at
http://home.pacifier.com/~qayaq/d&e.htm
They left Olympia Washington on April 11th, and their position as of
July 26th, is Ketchikan, Alaska.
Has Bolger ever designed a sailing Umiak?
UMIAK VOYAGE from Olympia to Juneau page has been updated at
http://home.pacifier.com/~qayaq/d&e.htm
They left Olympia Washington on April 11th, and their position as of
July 26th, is Ketchikan, Alaska.
Has Bolger ever designed a sailing Umiak?
> From: "Harry W. James"Those mirror my thoughts on the subject. It would probably be a Long
> Subject: Re: Digest Number 599
>
> I would not hesitate to take a Martha Jane or a Micro either
> way. It needs to be a boat that you can comfortably single
> hand.
>
Micro if not a Martha Jane.
> You can Barge it to any of the SE Alaska towns fromTrailering northward was my idea. And I have seen the winter storms on
> Seattle. Summer time weather is usually OK,
>
TV; I want no part of a Blizzard where the "ground" is moving up and
down 40 feet as well as the snow and wind!!!
> Oil or wood heat is an absolute must.I had not thought of that!
>
>>Read Alaskan Blues by Joe Upton to get an idea of the tripWill do!
>>and what summer weather might be. Real good read.
>>Don't schedule, don't pick a destination for the day, just knowSounds like a plan!
>>all the possible anchorage's ahead and take the nearest when
>>the day runs out.
>>DO NOT come up until you have cruised the boat for a summer,You guys pick wierd hobbies...most of us down here object to dying, at
>>say in the Puget sound area or Southern BC. Dying at the
>>hands of nature is a popular pastime up here.
Nature's hands or otherwise! Like I said, there is a lot of sailing to
be done before I start this trip!
>>I would probably prefer a beachable boat, I like to get upMe too!
>>in the river mouths.
It would be interesting to place several webcams around the boat and
webcast the trip. It could be educational for a lot of armchair
travelers!
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