Re: [bolger] Birdwatcher on Chesapeake

I agree, Don. I have done that with every boat I built. If it is a law of
boat building, perhaps the corollary is: You never finish working on them.

Chuck

> Congratulations, Craig! I think all homebuilt boats are unfinished, just
> launched out of frustration<g>.
>
> Don Hodges
>

I've now got an unfinished Birdwatcher in the shed awaiting fit-out
(described by someone who saw it as "rough, but watertight, anyway").

I will have it ready for next spring.

I'd be interested in hearing from anyone in the Chesapeake region who
also has a Birdwatcher -- or a Shearwater or a Dovekie for that matter.

Couple reasons:

-- compare notes, especially on whether it's undercanvassed for our
area

-- maybe get together somewhere next summer like inside Assategue
Island or what have you.

Etc.

It's best to copy me on any postings --dadadata@...

Congratulations, Craig! I think all homebuilt boats are unfinished, just
launched out of frustration<g>.

Don Hodges

----- Original Message -----
From: C. O'Donnell <dadadata@...>
Subject: [bolger] Birdwatcher on Chesapeake


> I've now got an unfinished Birdwatcher in the shed awaiting fit-out
> (described by someone who saw it as "rough, but watertight, anyway").
>
> I will have it ready for next spring.