Re: [bolger] Re: New Member

> Stephen,
>
> Welcome to the Forum! So you must be working at the Con-Camp on
> Devils Garden or near Susanville. I have lived in Likely, CA.
> Alturas, CA. and built my first home at Tionesta, CA. Now I live

> north of Klamath Falls, OR. If you haven't been to Klamath Falls,
> they are opening a new Home Depot there and in Oregon you don't pay
> any sales tax. If you don't work near Alturas but by Susanville it

> too far to drive.
>
> I applaud any effort that supports a charity and teaches humans to
> be creative and skilled. This coming spring after my surgery when

> better come to Klamath with your Diablo and we'll go catch some

> + Klamath trout. I have fished all over north east CA and even

> Lake trout seem small compared to Klamath trout. Your boats are
> above average, I might compel my wife to drive me down to the Reno
> boat show, from the pictures I would not want to miss it.
>
> John Cupp
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In bolger@y..., "sallobadon" <sjdand@c...> wrote:
> > Hello to you all , This is my first post , My name is Stephen
> > Dandridge , A Brit, but now living in North East California, And
> > Working for The Dept Of Corrections As a Vocational Mill and
> Cabinet
> > Instructor, I Have 27 ( Student's ) that I work with, and As a
> > project we Built a Pair of boats , both Bolger Designs , 3

> > where involved and it gave them the chance to enhance the designs
> > with some really nice wood work , The boats where Sold of to the
> > highest bidder at a Craft Sale in our local town last Christmas ,
> our
> > cabinet shop Supports a local charity (Victims Of Crime ) and the
> > procceds of all the items we make over the year , go to the
> Charity ,
> > Thought you might like to see them, they are posted in the photo
> > section under "Student" I also posted one of my own Boats built
> > about 3 years ago a Diablo, This year we are building a

> > Weekender that will be raffeled of in the spring of 2003 , its
> nearly
> > done and is a real eye opener the wood work is superb , and will

> > on show at The Reno ( NV )Boat show in early Feb , Regards Steve
> > Dandridge

--- In bolger@y..., "sallobadon" <sjdand@c...> wrote:
> --- In bolger@y..., "zavalacat" <zavala@s...> wrote:
> I know nothing about sailing , but want to learn , been looking at
> both Bolger and Jim mickalak For ideal boat to learn , If you or
any
> one else could offer advice ,would be gratefull ,regards Steve
> Dandridge
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> I can drive there, though it's uphill. I live in the
> > Sacramento Valley. I;ve often wondered abouting boating, it's a
nice
> > lake. What sailing I've done has been at Whiskeytown Lake.
Charles

--- In bolger@y..., "sallobadon" <sjdand@c...> wrote:

I have been thinking about my
> next boat and thought I might try a small sailing boat for a change
,
> I know nothing about sailing , but want to learn , been looking at
> both Bolger and Jim mickalak For ideal boat to learn , If you or
any
> one else could offer advice ,would be gratefull ,regards Steve

I'm building the Big Tortoise as practice for building a Micro.
I have a Capri 14.2, a fiberglass sloop. I've always thought
the Capri was a bit overcanvassed for beginning sailors, though
we learned well enough on it. Perhaps June Bug would be a good
choice. It would be economical, easy shape, one sail. For learning
it would have, I believe some good features.

1. It has one sail, it's cat rigged. If I had to teach someone to
sail and I had a choice, I would do it in a stable, cat rigged
boat, not a sloop. After they could sail well, then a sloop
would be appropriate.
2. I've never been in one, but the shape of the June Bug would
appear to give it good initial stability. Of course it could
tip if caught off guard and I believe it could use some foam
flotation. I believe any small, essentially unbalasted sailboat
could use some foam or flotation chambers.
3. By all accounts, the June Bug sails well, which would inspire
confidence in a beginning sailor.

I'm sure there are a dozen of Bolger and Michalak boats which
would answer, this was just an idea. Charles

> Hello Stephen-I have a question, what are the conditions on Lake
> Almanor, in spring and summer of course, for sailing with small
> boats?

> Sacramento Valley. I;ve often wondered abouting boating, it's a nice
> lake. What sailing I've done has been at Whiskeytown Lake. Charles

> Steve,
> Very nice boats indeed!Nice pictures too,enough to inspire

> builds of the NYMPH or GULL!!
> Sincerely,
> Peter Lenihan
>
> P.S. Does anyone on the list have any idea where a few of the

> messages have gone to,it seems like the last few don't show up or
> maybe it is Yahoo that lost count?

----- Original Message -----
From: "jas_orr" <jas_orr@...>
To: <bolger@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, November 09, 2002 10:45 AM
Subject: [bolger] Re: The cruise of the Chebacco Samantha

|Hi
|
|Can't help you with the Chebacco site -- that's Richard Spelling's,
I
|just send stuff to him. I tried the site myself just now and
|everything worked for me.
|
|Good question about Bill McK. though -- I haven't seen him for quite
a
|while. I'll follow that up, maybe we can get a report from Bill for
|the Chebacco site.
|
|BTW, since you were asking about Industrial Formulators, Wayward
Lass
|was built with (mostly) Industrial Formulators' Cold Cure epoxy. I
|tried some MAS, which was also good, and another brand whose name I
|forget, but came back to Cold Cure both times. For me, it was
|cheapest, locally available, and did a good job on gluing, sealing
and
|glassing. I built outside, under a tarp shelter, and the epoxy never
|let me down.
|
|Jamie
|
|--- In bolger@y..., "Nels" <arvent@h...> wrote:
|>Hi Jamie,
|>Speaking of photos, what happened to yours at chebacco.com? I can't
|>get them to come up.
|>
|>Also I was wondering how Bill McKibbens was doing with his Chebacco?
|>Any photos I wonder?
|>
|>Nels
|>
|> --- In bolger@y..., "jas_orr" <jas_orr@y...> wrote:
|>>Six weeks in a Chebacco, and still not finished!! How does a guy
get
|>>so much time to go sailing? Sounds like a dream holiday, I hope
|>>your're keeping a log, taking lots of pictures, and plan to post it
|>>all one day.
|>>
|>>Meanwhile, keep up the emails, help us all get through winter....
|>>
|>>Jamie Orr
|>>

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Re: The cruise of the Chebacco Samantha Steven Lewis sun
11/10/2002
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Email me what you got and I'll run it through DreamWeaver.
numbaoneman@...

--- In bolger@y..., "Richard Spelling" <richard@c...> wrote:
>MS Word does all kinds of funky stuff when you do a "save as web
page".
>
>This causes some browsers to choke on the pictures.
>
>Anybody know a quick fix short of rebuilding the page in good html
by hand?
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "jas_orr" <jas_orr@y...>
>To: <bolger@y...>
>Sent: Saturday, November 09, 2002 10:45 AM
>Subject: [bolger] Re: The cruise of the Chebacco Samantha
>
>|Hi
>|
>|Can't help you with the Chebacco site -- that's Richard Spelling's,
I
>|just send stuff to him. I tried the site myself just now and
>|everything worked for me.
>|
>|Good question about Bill McK. though -- I haven't seen him for quite
>|a while. I'll follow that up, maybe we can get a report from Bill
>|for the Chebacco site.
>|
>|BTW, since you were asking about Industrial Formulators, Wayward
Lass
>|was built with (mostly) Industrial Formulators' Cold Cure epoxy. I
>|tried some MAS, which was also good, and another brand whose name I
>|forget, but came back to Cold Cure both times. For me, it was
>|cheapest, locally available, and did a good job on gluing, sealing
>|and glassing. I built outside, under a tarp shelter, and the epoxy
>|never let me down.
>|
>|Jamie
>|
>|--- In bolger@y..., "Nels" <arvent@h...> wrote:
>|> Hi Jamie,
>|> Speaking of photos, what happened to yours at chebacco.com? I
can't
>|> get them to come up.
>|>
>|> Also I was wondering how Bill McKibbens was doing with his
Chebacco?
>|> Any photos I wonder?
>|>
>|> Nels
>|>
>|>--- In bolger@y..., "jas_orr" <jas_orr@y...> wrote:
>|>>Six weeks in a Chebacco, and still not finished!! How does a guy
get
>|>>so much time to go sailing? Sounds like a dream holiday, I hope
>|>>your're keeping a log, taking lots of pictures, and plan to post
it
>|>>all one day.
>|>>
>|>>Meanwhile, keep up the emails, help us all get through winter....
>|>>
>|>>Jamie Orr

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RE: Re: The cruise of the Chebacco Samantha Kreamer sun 11/10/2002
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Is there a chance you can recover it from an "automatic backup"
version that
you have (and forgot about)? Word some times makes automatic backups.
There
are also programs that do that for you, like AutoSave, a real
lifesaver. As
you save files, it retains multiple versions. It's cheap - Bill

-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Spelling [mailto:richard@...]
Sent: Saturday, November 09, 2002 11:36 PM
To:bolger@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [bolger] Re: The cruise of the Chebacco Samantha

MS Word does all kinds of funky stuff when you do a "save as web
page".

This causes some browsers to choke on the pictures.

Anybody know a quick fix short of rebuilding the page in good html by
hand?

----- Original Message -----
From: "jas_orr" <jas_orr@...>
To: <bolger@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, November 09, 2002 10:45 AM
Subject: [bolger] Re: The cruise of the Chebacco Samantha

|Hi
|
|Can't help you with the Chebacco site -- that's Richard Spelling's,
I
|just send stuff to him. I tried the site myself just now and
|everything worked for me.
|
|Good question about Bill McK. though -- I haven't seen him for quite
a
|while. I'll follow that up, maybe we can get a report from Bill for
|the Chebacco site.
|
|BTW, since you were asking about Industrial Formulators, Wayward
Lass
|was built with (mostly) Industrial Formulators' Cold Cure epoxy. I
|tried some MAS, which was also good, and another brand whose name I
|forget, but came back to Cold Cure both times. For me, it was
|cheapest, locally available, and did a good job on gluing, sealing
and
|glassing. I built outside, under a tarp shelter, and the epoxy never
|let me down.
|
|Jamie
|
|--- In bolger@y..., "Nels" <arvent@h...> wrote:
|>Hi Jamie,
|>Speaking of photos, what happened to yours at chebacco.com? I can't
|>get them to come up.
|>
|>Also I was wondering how Bill McKibbens was doing with his Chebacco?
|>Any photos I wonder?
|>
|>Nels
|>
|> --- In bolger@y..., "jas_orr" <jas_orr@y...> wrote:
|>>Six weeks in a Chebacco, and still not finished!! How does a guy
get
|>>so much time to go sailing? Sounds like a dream holiday, I hope
|>>your're keeping a log, taking lots of pictures, and plan to post it
|>>all one day.
|>>
|>>Meanwhile, keep up the emails, help us all get through winter....
|>>
|>>Jamie Orr
|>>

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Re: The cruise of the Chebacco Samantha Nels sun 11/10/2002
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--- In bolger@y..., "Richard Spelling" <richard@c...> wrote:
> MS Word does all kinds of funky stuff when you do a "save as web
page".
>
> This causes some browsers to choke on the pictures.
>
> Anybody know a quick fix short of rebuilding the page in good html
by hand?
>
Thanks Richard and Jamie,

Seems that your photos load fine Richard. I was wondering if Jamie's
are in a different format or something. I was wantig to ogle the Port
Townsend photos. I have a friend lives in that area.

I really appreciate your efforts Richard and am sending a
contribution to help with the maintenance of the site.

I also appreciate Bruce's effort.

Hell, I appreciate everybody's!

Nels

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Re: Re: The cruise of the Chebacco Samantha Richard Spelling mon
11/11/2002
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Funny that you need one expensive program to clean up after another
expensive
program. If I was of the paranoid bent I'd think it was a conspiracy.
It's a
conspiracy.

DreamWeaver cleaned up MS Word's crappy html and all the folks having
problems
with the page should be able to view it now.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Steven Lewis" <numbaoneman@...>
To: <bolger@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, November 10, 2002 1:47 AM
Subject: [bolger] Re: The cruise of the Chebacco Samantha


|Email me what you got and I'll run it through DreamWeaver.
|numbaoneman@...
|
|--- In bolger@y..., "Richard Spelling" <richard@c...> wrote:
|> MS Word does all kinds of funky stuff when you do a "save as web
page".
|>
|> This causes some browsers to choke on the pictures.
|>
|> Anybody know a quick fix short of rebuilding the page in good html
by hand?
|>
|>----- Original Message -----
|>From: "jas_orr" <jas_orr@y...>
|>To: <bolger@y...>
|>Sent: Saturday, November 09, 2002 10:45 AM
|>Subject: [bolger] Re: The cruise of the Chebacco Samantha
|>
|>|Hi
|>|
|>|Can't help you with the Chebacco site -- that's Richard
Spelling's, I
|>|just send stuff to him. I tried the site myself just now and
|>|everything worked for me.
|>|
|>|Good question about Bill McK. though -- I haven't seen him for
quite
|>|a while. I'll follow that up, maybe we can get a report from Bill
|>|for the Chebacco site.
|>|
|>|BTW, since you were asking about Industrial Formulators, Wayward
Lass
|>|was built with (mostly) Industrial Formulators' Cold Cure epoxy. I
|>|tried some MAS, which was also good, and another brand whose name I
|>|forget, but came back to Cold Cure both times. For me, it was
|>|cheapest, locally available, and did a good job on gluing, sealing
|>|and glassing. I built outside, under a tarp shelter, and the epoxy
|>|never let me down.
|>|
|>|Jamie
|>|
|>|--- In bolger@y..., "Nels" <arvent@h...> wrote:
|>|>Hi Jamie,
|>|>Speaking of photos, what happened to yours at chebacco.com? I
can't
|>|>get them to come up.
|>|>
|>|>Also I was wondering how Bill McKibbens was doing with his
Chebacco?
|>|>Any photos I wonder?
|>|>
|>|>Nels
|>|>
|>|>--- In bolger@y..., "jas_orr" <jas_orr@y...> wrote:
|>|>>Six weeks in a Chebacco, and still not finished!! How does a guy
get
|>|>>so much time to go sailing? Sounds like a dream holiday, I hope
|>|>>your're keeping a log, taking lots of pictures, and plan to post
it
|>|>>all one day.
|>|>>
|>|>>Meanwhile, keep up the emails, help us all get through winter....
|>|>>
|>|>>Jamie Orr

> Stephen,
>
> Welcome to the Forum! So you must be working at the Con-Camp on
> Devils Garden or near Susanville. I have lived in Likely, CA.
> Alturas, CA. and built my first home at Tionesta, CA. Now I live

> north of Klamath Falls, OR. If you haven't been to Klamath Falls,
> they are opening a new Home Depot there and in Oregon you don't pay
> any sales tax. If you don't work near Alturas but by Susanville it

> too far to drive.
>
> I applaud any effort that supports a charity and teaches humans to
> be creative and skilled. This coming spring after my surgery when

> better come to Klamath with your Diablo and we'll go catch some

> + Klamath trout. I have fished all over north east CA and even

> Lake trout seem small compared to Klamath trout. Your boats are
> above average, I might compel my wife to drive me down to the Reno
> boat show, from the pictures I would not want to miss it.
>
> John Cupp
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In bolger@y..., "sallobadon" <sjdand@c...> wrote:
> > Hello to you all , This is my first post , My name is Stephen
> > Dandridge , A Brit, but now living in North East California, And
> > Working for The Dept Of Corrections As a Vocational Mill and
> Cabinet
> > Instructor, I Have 27 ( Student's ) that I work with, and As a
> > project we Built a Pair of boats , both Bolger Designs , 3

> > where involved and it gave them the chance to enhance the designs
> > with some really nice wood work , The boats where Sold of to the
> > highest bidder at a Craft Sale in our local town last Christmas ,
> our
> > cabinet shop Supports a local charity (Victims Of Crime ) and the
> > procceds of all the items we make over the year , go to the
> Charity ,
> > Thought you might like to see them, they are posted in the photo
> > section under "Student" I also posted one of my own Boats built
> > about 3 years ago a Diablo, This year we are building a

> > Weekender that will be raffeled of in the spring of 2003 , its
> nearly
> > done and is a real eye opener the wood work is superb , and will

> > on show at The Reno ( NV )Boat show in early Feb , Regards Steve
> > Dandridge

> living in North East California,

> posted in the photo
> section under "Student"

--- In bolger@y..., "sallobadon" <sjdand@c...> wrote:

--- In bolger@y..., "sallobadon" <sjdand@c...> wrote:
> Hello to you all , This is my first post , My name is Stephen
> Dandridge , A Brit, but now living in North East California, And
> Working for The Dept Of Corrections As a Vocational Mill and
Cabinet
> Instructor, I Have 27 ( Student's ) that I work with, and As a
> project we Built a Pair of boats , both Bolger Designs , 3 students
> where involved and it gave them the chance to enhance the designs
> with some really nice wood work , The boats where Sold of to the
> highest bidder at a Craft Sale in our local town last Christmas ,
our
> cabinet shop Supports a local charity (Victims Of Crime ) and the
> procceds of all the items we make over the year , go to the
Charity ,
> Thought you might like to see them, they are posted in the photo
> section under "Student" I also posted one of my own Boats built
> about 3 years ago a Diablo, This year we are building a Stevensons
> Weekender that will be raffeled of in the spring of 2003 , its
nearly
> done and is a real eye opener the wood work is superb , and will be
> on show at The Reno ( NV )Boat show in early Feb , Regards Steve
> Dandridge