[bolger] Re: landroval's first sail
saw your picture really looks first class. Sorry I couldn't get there with
the birdwatcher would like to see just how the two would match up. I'm sure
the birdwatcher is the more comfortable boat of the three,Sea Pearl and the
Martha Jane out of the wind and sun but she does lack something in the way
of accomadations congratulations !!!!!!! bob archibald
the birdwatcher would like to see just how the two would match up. I'm sure
the birdwatcher is the more comfortable boat of the three,Sea Pearl and the
Martha Jane out of the wind and sun but she does lack something in the way
of accomadations congratulations !!!!!!! bob archibald
i am Bill their much apreciated thanx for all that have been sent
D.W.Johnson
D.W.Johnson
Bill:
Pictures included with the posts only enhance them, IMHO. Steve's MJ is now
my wallpaper. As far as I can tell, the resistance to attached files dates
back to the ancient text-only e-mail programs. With ones like Outlook
Express available for free, why use them?
Chuck Leinweber
Duckworks Magazine
http://www.duckworksmagazine.com
Pictures included with the posts only enhance them, IMHO. Steve's MJ is now
my wallpaper. As far as I can tell, the resistance to attached files dates
back to the ancient text-only e-mail programs. With ones like Outlook
Express available for free, why use them?
Chuck Leinweber
Duckworks Magazine
http://www.duckworksmagazine.com
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From: Samson family <Bill.Samson@...>
To: <bolger@egroups.com>
Sent: Monday, February 07, 2000 12:29 AM
Subject: [bolger] Re: landroval's first sail
> Wonderful pic! Lots of white flecks on the water - Was it breezy?
>
> As a general point, is everyone happy to receive picture attachments like
> this one via the egroup?
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> I am - but how about everybody else?
>
> Bill
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> Date: 07 February 2000 01:04
> Subject: [bolger] landroval's first sail
>
>
> >Mr. B. Attached is a picture of Landroval on her first sail.
> >
> >steve anderson
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Beautiful boat and picture -- congratulations!
Jamie Orr
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Subject: [bolger] landroval's first sail
Mr. B. Attached is a picture of Landroval on her first sail.
steve anderson
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Subject: [bolger] landroval's first sail
Mr. B. Attached is a picture of Landroval on her first sail.
steve anderson
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In a message dated 02/07/2000 3:43:11 AM Central Standard Time,
ellengaest@...writes:
<< Peter,about to go snowblind if spring doesn't get here soon,on the frozen
banks of the St.Lawrence,in Montreal..... >>
Don't feel bad Peter. Nights in Central Florida have been in the upper 30s to
upper 40s range this year. Waiting for warmer weather to do the frames on
the panels of Brick.....
<A HREF="http://hometown.aol.com/henryclann/pointyskiff/pbskiff.index.htm">Bu
ilding ''WoodMade'' A Phil Bolger "Brick"</A>
Larry
ellengaest@...writes:
<< Peter,about to go snowblind if spring doesn't get here soon,on the frozen
banks of the St.Lawrence,in Montreal..... >>
Don't feel bad Peter. Nights in Central Florida have been in the upper 30s to
upper 40s range this year. Waiting for warmer weather to do the frames on
the panels of Brick.....
<A HREF="http://hometown.aol.com/henryclann/pointyskiff/pbskiff.index.htm">Bu
ilding ''WoodMade'' A Phil Bolger "Brick"</A>
Larry
In a message dated 02/07/2000 2:32:27 AM Central Standard Time,
Bill.Samson@...writes:
<< As a general point, is everyone happy to receive picture attachments like
this one via the egroup?
I am - but how about everybody else? >>
Send then over i got a special Bolger Boats folder just for the pics...
Larry
Palm Bay, Florida
http://hometown.aol.com/henryclann/Boats/amatureboats.index.htm
Remember; the Titanic was built by the professionals, but Noah's Ark by
amatuers!
Bill.Samson@...writes:
<< As a general point, is everyone happy to receive picture attachments like
this one via the egroup?
I am - but how about everybody else? >>
Send then over i got a special Bolger Boats folder just for the pics...
Larry
Palm Bay, Florida
http://hometown.aol.com/henryclann/Boats/amatureboats.index.htm
Remember; the Titanic was built by the professionals, but Noah's Ark by
amatuers!
Thanks to all on the good wishes and congrats/ Answering some of your
questions - it was a windy day. The forecast was for 15mph and gusts to 25.
It was probably 15 but the gust were much smaller than predicted. She charged
right ahead with no regard at all for wind and waves. She's a strong sailor.
Being used to sailing a seapearl 21 she seemed rock steady - She has no
"furnishings" inside yet which meant that the pounding was accentuated - she
was like a timpany drum at times! Performancewise - she seemed to sail right
along with the sea pearl 21 which accompanied us, and that's saying a lot
because a sea pearl 21 is a fine sailing boat. We seemed to point about the
same as well - the skipper of the sea pearl claims we pointed higher - but
I'm not sure. One big difference between the two boats is that my crew would
have been wet and cold after the first 15 minutes - we were all high and dry
all day long with my daughter snug in the cabin with her headphones on
listening to INSYNC. I was delighted with the performance. We find the
leeboards heavy to haul up - that's also true of the sea pearl. I had
originally tryed taking a turn in the lanyard to run it farther back to the
helm so I could reach it without leaving the tiller - one very slight turn
thru a fairlead made the board impossible to pull up even for me - 6'2" and
215 lbs. So we stuck with a swiveling cam cleat with a dead eye and an extra
length of lanyard - I can reach it from the helm easily.
We didn't have any champaign - so she was christened with beer - that seems
appropriate!
The sails were made by gamble and hunter in camden maine - a fine fine job
with tremendous attention to detail.
We experimented with heaving to - she didn't point up as high as I would hope
- someone later suggested lifting the rudder when heaving to - he said that
in his sea pearl that makes all the difference in the world - the rudder
causes her to fall off a bit. I'll try that next time.
A bunch of lines! Thank God for lazy jacks.
All in all we are delighted. The final question that was asked - we are in
the daytona beach area of florida.
Steve Anderson
questions - it was a windy day. The forecast was for 15mph and gusts to 25.
It was probably 15 but the gust were much smaller than predicted. She charged
right ahead with no regard at all for wind and waves. She's a strong sailor.
Being used to sailing a seapearl 21 she seemed rock steady - She has no
"furnishings" inside yet which meant that the pounding was accentuated - she
was like a timpany drum at times! Performancewise - she seemed to sail right
along with the sea pearl 21 which accompanied us, and that's saying a lot
because a sea pearl 21 is a fine sailing boat. We seemed to point about the
same as well - the skipper of the sea pearl claims we pointed higher - but
I'm not sure. One big difference between the two boats is that my crew would
have been wet and cold after the first 15 minutes - we were all high and dry
all day long with my daughter snug in the cabin with her headphones on
listening to INSYNC. I was delighted with the performance. We find the
leeboards heavy to haul up - that's also true of the sea pearl. I had
originally tryed taking a turn in the lanyard to run it farther back to the
helm so I could reach it without leaving the tiller - one very slight turn
thru a fairlead made the board impossible to pull up even for me - 6'2" and
215 lbs. So we stuck with a swiveling cam cleat with a dead eye and an extra
length of lanyard - I can reach it from the helm easily.
We didn't have any champaign - so she was christened with beer - that seems
appropriate!
The sails were made by gamble and hunter in camden maine - a fine fine job
with tremendous attention to detail.
We experimented with heaving to - she didn't point up as high as I would hope
- someone later suggested lifting the rudder when heaving to - he said that
in his sea pearl that makes all the difference in the world - the rudder
causes her to fall off a bit. I'll try that next time.
A bunch of lines! Thank God for lazy jacks.
All in all we are delighted. The final question that was asked - we are in
the daytona beach area of florida.
Steve Anderson
Yum!Yum! Beautiful picture indeed!I wish to cast my vote right here along with Bill Samson......to all talented computer buffs.....one really nice picture of your Bolger creation,in colour and really big....just what snowbound folks need.....the thinking mans version of PLAYBOY!
Peter,about to go snowblind if spring doesn't get here soon,on the frozen banks of the St.Lawrence,in Montreal........
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Peter,about to go snowblind if spring doesn't get here soon,on the frozen banks of the St.Lawrence,in Montreal........
--- Samson family <bolger@egroups.com> wrote:
>Wonderful pic! Lots of white flecks on the water - Was it breezy?_____________________________________________________________
>
>As a general point, is everyone happy to receive picture attachments like
>this one via the egroup?
>
>I am - but how about everybody else?
>
>Bill
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>
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>-----Original Message-----
>From:Hwal@...<Hwal@...>
>To:bolger@egroups.com<bolger@egroups.com>
>Date: 07 February 2000 01:04
>Subject: [bolger] landroval's first sail
>
>
>>Mr. B. Attached is a picture of Landroval on her first sail.
>>
>>steve anderson
>>
>>
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As long as the pictures are
as small as this one (40K) I see no problem. Great picture! Beautiful boat. That
goes for the Micro with the no anxiety keel as well! Most
impressive!
Bjørn
----- Original Message -----From:Samson familySent:7. februar 2000 09:29Subject:[bolger] Re: landroval's first sailWonderful pic! Lots of white flecks on the water - Was it breezy?
As a general point, is everyone happy to receive picture attachments like
this one via the egroup?
I am - but how about everybody else?
Bill
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-----Original Message-----
From:Hwal@...<Hwal@...>
To:bolger@egroups.com<bolger@egroups.com>
Date: 07 February 2000 01:04
Subject: [bolger] landroval's first sail
>Mr. B. Attached is a picture of Landroval on her first sail.
>
>steve anderson
>
>
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Wonderful pic! Lots of white flecks on the water - Was it breezy?
As a general point, is everyone happy to receive picture attachments like
this one via the egroup?
I am - but how about everybody else?
Bill
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-----Original Message-----
From:Hwal@...<Hwal@...>
To:bolger@egroups.com<bolger@egroups.com>
Date: 07 February 2000 01:04
Subject: [bolger] landroval's first sail
As a general point, is everyone happy to receive picture attachments like
this one via the egroup?
I am - but how about everybody else?
Bill
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-----Original Message-----
From:Hwal@...<Hwal@...>
To:bolger@egroups.com<bolger@egroups.com>
Date: 07 February 2000 01:04
Subject: [bolger] landroval's first sail
>Mr. B. Attached is a picture of Landroval on her first sail.
>
>steve anderson
>
>
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bolger@egroups.comwrote:
the next week. Who took the sailing photo?
Tim & FT2
Squareboats!http://www.ace.net.au/schooner/sbhome.htm
>Lovely picture Steve, I promise to get the building shots up in
> Mr. B. Attached is a picture of Landroval on her first sail.
>
> steve anderson
the next week. Who took the sailing photo?
Tim & FT2
Squareboats!http://www.ace.net.au/schooner/sbhome.htm
Steve and all;
What a delight to see such a beautiful craft.
Best regards, Warren
What a delight to see such a beautiful craft.
Best regards, Warren
What an absolutely lovely shot of a perfectly beautiful creation. Let
this settle the issue: the boxboat Martha Jane is the envy of the fleet
in grace, form, lightness, lines. The shapes and surfaces of her
profile allow very interesting color schemes. Please now, Steve, tell
us her story and all the special things you did. First of all, where
are you?
Ed Haile
original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/bolger/?start=2321
this settle the issue: the boxboat Martha Jane is the envy of the fleet
in grace, form, lightness, lines. The shapes and surfaces of her
profile allow very interesting color schemes. Please now, Steve, tell
us her story and all the special things you did. First of all, where
are you?
Ed Haile
original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/bolger/?start=2321
> Mr. B. Attached is a picture of Landroval on her first sail.
>
> steve anderson
>
Mr. B. Attached is a picture of Landroval on her first sail.
steve anderson
steve anderson