Re: [bolger] Woltrap
Post 31
I don't think thats a Tripp, looks very Alberg to me. Hard to believe
you got so many good pics looking "out", none looking in. Lesson to us
all I guess.
HJ
Doug Pollard wrote:
I don't think thats a Tripp, looks very Alberg to me. Hard to believe
you got so many good pics looking "out", none looking in. Lesson to us
all I guess.
HJ
Doug Pollard wrote:
> Hi Peter and all,
> You and I both greatly admire Woftrap.and I as well have a great
> admiration for Phil Bolger. I engaged him to design a boat to my liking
> and at the same time be true to his likeing. It turned out she was more
> to his liking than mine. My likeing would have been a more traditional
> sharpie or a skipjack like boat. What she was, was a sort of sharpie,
> presto, flush decked cat yawl and she changed my liking in boats a great
> deal.
> My picture taking is pretty much goes to scenery, a fact that I
> regret. I don't really have pictures of my boats or family and friends
> except for ones taken by others and given to me. I don't have any
> pictures of the inside of Wolftrap to my sorrow.
> If you are interested any and all can go to the link below and read
> about her trip Down the waterway to Florida, the Bahammas and Florida
> keys. Be sure to click on the list of post on the lower left of the
> page and go to the oldest posts first. I will be finishing the storuy
> after the first of the year and am making a video of the entire trip.
>
> Doug
>
> Sailboats Fair and Fine
> <http://sailboatsfairandfine.blogspot.com/search?updated-min=2007-01-01T00%3A00%3A00-05%3A00&updated-max=2008-01-01T00%3A00%3A00-05%3A00&max-results=50>
>
>
>
Hi Peter and all,
You and I both greatly admire Woftrap.and I as well have a great
admiration for Phil Bolger. I engaged him to design a boat to my liking
and at the same time be true to his likeing. It turned out she was more
to his liking than mine. My likeing would have been a more traditional
sharpie or a skipjack like boat. What she was, was a sort of sharpie,
presto, flush decked cat yawl and she changed my liking in boats a great
deal.
My picture taking is pretty much goes to scenery, a fact that I
regret. I don't really have pictures of my boats or family and friends
except for ones taken by others and given to me. I don't have any
pictures of the inside of Wolftrap to my sorrow.
If you are interested any and all can go to the link below and read
about her trip Down the waterway to Florida, the Bahammas and Florida
keys. Be sure to click on the list of post on the lower left of the
page and go to the oldest posts first. I will be finishing the storuy
after the first of the year and am making a video of the entire trip.
Doug
Sailboats Fair and Fine
<http://sailboatsfairandfine.blogspot.com/search?updated-min=2007-01-01T00%3A00%3A00-05%3A00&updated-max=2008-01-01T00%3A00%3A00-05%3A00&max-results=50>
You and I both greatly admire Woftrap.and I as well have a great
admiration for Phil Bolger. I engaged him to design a boat to my liking
and at the same time be true to his likeing. It turned out she was more
to his liking than mine. My likeing would have been a more traditional
sharpie or a skipjack like boat. What she was, was a sort of sharpie,
presto, flush decked cat yawl and she changed my liking in boats a great
deal.
My picture taking is pretty much goes to scenery, a fact that I
regret. I don't really have pictures of my boats or family and friends
except for ones taken by others and given to me. I don't have any
pictures of the inside of Wolftrap to my sorrow.
If you are interested any and all can go to the link below and read
about her trip Down the waterway to Florida, the Bahammas and Florida
keys. Be sure to click on the list of post on the lower left of the
page and go to the oldest posts first. I will be finishing the storuy
after the first of the year and am making a video of the entire trip.
Doug
Sailboats Fair and Fine
<http://sailboatsfairandfine.blogspot.com/search?updated-min=2007-01-01T00%3A00%3A00-05%3A00&updated-max=2008-01-01T00%3A00%3A00-05%3A00&max-results=50>