Feeds:
Posts
Comments

Posts Tagged ‘Chester Yawl’

Tinef, my Chester Yawl that sails, is now a left-coaster, but she grew up in the East and had a good life while we were back there. She was built in my garage in Princeton, launched on Carnegie Lake, and then towed behind my truck to a couple cool sailing spots before making the trek [...]

Read Full Post »

FYI, Here’s what I’m thinking: This should be about a four day trip to get all the way around Vinalhaven in Penobscot Bay. Looks like good conditions for a crossing tomorrow: http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=44.104351509943406&lon=-68.994140625&site=gyx&unit=0&lg=en&FcstType=marine I’ll be sailing out of Rockland. Should conditions allow it, the plan is to sail around the North end of Vinalhaven (North Haven) to [...]

Read Full Post »

Maine

It’s quickly becoming one of my favorite places in the world. Granted, I haven’t spent a winter here, but the summers are just awesome. While New Jersey is hot and humid and sticky and just plain nasty (in my opinion)… Maine is lovely. One of the best things to me is the boating culture here. [...]

Read Full Post »

It’s very rare to see anyone sailing on Carnegie Lake.  There are a few of us, though, that brave it.  This past weekend saw some great conditions – a steady breeze from the South – which makes for a great day of tacking up the lake and a nice run home. Though I was just [...]

Read Full Post »

That’s what she is.  The Chester Yawl is built from a kit sold by Chesapeake Light Craft.  The kit makes a beautiful, easy to build row boat that glides through the water.  The construction is stitch & glue.  No jig is necessary, all the pieces come in the kit, with the scarfs prepared as well. [...]

Read Full Post »

Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.