A New Week -- My WoodenBoat Of the Week

[Carl Cramer]

I think we have an opportunity here, people.

We need more people woodenboating. It's up to all of us....

Here are this week's droppings: www.woodenboat.com/boat.

If you disagree or have other ideas, please email me? carl@woodenboat.com

(Then again, I'm about 300 emails behind from last week's flurry of comments, which I love. I'll try to catch up soon.)

Thanks, Carl And off next week to the WoodenBoat Show. I hope to see you there.

[The Bigfella]

Scottie's got a Hummer. Hmmm. What can one say?

[Larks]

Scottie's got a Hummer. Hmmm. What can one say?

Half as much as two??? :D

[Carl Cramer]

I edited to clarify... I love the image of Scot in a Hummer.

[The Bigfella]

Hmm..... Scottie must've got cranky

[erster]

Did you realize that your article is not promoting wooden boats ?:D




Here’s another photo of the boat from Steve. She’s an IC (International Canoe) — see the association’s website at www.intcanoe.us (http://www.intcanoe.us/). So fast, so clean, even if in tortured plywood. Steve designed and built this for a client in Germany. Sorry for the ugly boats in the background.

[Carl Cramer]

(I don't think he noticed)

[johnw]

The IC class always looked to me like sailing half a catamaran.

[SHClark]

The IC class always looked to me like sailing half a catamaran.
http://www.woodenboat.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=534&stc=1&d=1245245491
Nah, that's sailing half a catamaran.
Locust, 18' long, 12" BWL. 8'Bmax
SA 125. Light ship weight 75 lbs.
SHC