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January
- February - March
- April - May
If you know of something that would be of interest
to our readers, please send me a link - chuck.leinweber@gmail.com
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I have created
a customers gallery
with a few Origamis. Also the editor of Classic
Boat mag is taking his Origam ito Beale Park
boat show, one of the biggest shows in the UK
in June.
Benjy |
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For
those who are, or may be interested in my boat
progress this summer. I'm trying something a
little different from the gallery
I used for the Navigators.
If you like following my insanity, feel free
to bookmark this
page and follow along. - Barrett Faneuf |
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Chuck
, these
aqua bikes or waterpedes are neat transports
to cross the pond or river ,lazy ones no rapids,
white waters. you may have this site but otherwise
here it is. Dan
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PS
- see my Friendship Sloop "Sea
Dog" which is for sale.
- Greg Grundtisch |
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I
finally found carbon fiber sleeves at a good
price. Of all places this is a link
off a model rocket page! You may want to add
them to your suppliers list or use them as a
pass through and you the reseller.
Craig Gleason
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Here's my New
Boat - A "22' Northern Skipjack" as
showing in Harry Sucher's "Simplified Boat
Building". I'm going to rig it as a schooner.
Here's the link
to the original builder's Blog.
Pat Patteson
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Was traveling
the other day and we stopped at the Oklahoma
Aquarium in Tulsa, OK. One of their displays
included, of all things, the "First
Commercial Outboard Motor"... and it
was electric.
Bruce Dillahunty
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The info I
have always gone by regarding the development
of the first outboards can be read at this link...
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...And for some
serious understanding of the French guy, Gustave
Trouve, who did a real electric outboard back
in 1880 read this
page... |
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...This guy,
Trouve,
knocks me out. He sits in the same league as
many of the great inventors of the early industrial
revolution.
Chris Ostlind |
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I've posted
a video mashup of the three primary Greenland
paddle strokes: the sliding (storm) stroke,
race stroke, cruising stroke. Part
1 - Part
2
Adam Bolonsky
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I wanted to
let you know about a Blog
on AOL called mnm-modellers. This AOL Blog shares
personal thoughts and photos with you and others
online, and even allows you to add your own
comments.
Mark Steele
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This is the
website
of my friend Gerald Kennedy. He is a kayak builder
and paddler. There is lots of good information
here. Check out the photo galleries.
Chuck
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The folks over
at Glen-L are organizing a giant
messabout for October 27 & 28, 2007
in Guntersville, Alabama.
Chuck
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This blog
by Reid Stowe and Soanya Ahmad documents their
attempt to remain at sea for 1000 days.
submitted by Tyson McLeod
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A group of
adventurers is working on a design for a 10
foot boat which they will race solo around the
world. This is a Yahoo
group which requires membership.
Submitted by Nels Arvidson
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Our friends
at boatbuildercentral.com (Jacques Mertens'
outfit) have posted three epoxy how-to videos
to YouTube. This is good, basic stuff.
Chuck
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Check this clip.
This fellow is developing kite power for big
sailboats.
Chris Ostlind
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Thought you'd
like this.
It's a one person, filming, cycling, sailing,
rowing, sleeping gipsy device.
Erin Scott |
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My friends
Noel and Christi Davis over at Furledsails.com
do a great sailing podcast. The latest
is an interview with Graham Byrnes, the designer
and captain of the winner of this year's Everglades
Challenge.
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A new kinda
critter... like a bifurcated kayak ot a mini-cat...
take a look at wavewalk.com
Tyson in Galveston
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THIS
is the archive of the Human Power Journal,
IHPVA.
Rob Rohde-Szudy
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Here is a CNN
news
story on the top 10 floating inns. This
gives you something to do with that income tax
refund.
Chuck
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Not sure who
sent me this link, but if any of you Flat-Landers
and Ridge Runners out in the middle of the continent
would like to see what a really big ship looks
like, there are some great photos at this website.
Tyson in Galveston
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Figured you'd
appreciate this.
Erin Scott
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Thought this
was neat: Duckworks readers might enjoy.
Tom Burton
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Bill Paxton
puts on a great messabout up at Lake Pepin on
the border between Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Check out the website.
Chuck
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