Boat Plans Canada
This weekend I shot up to Casco Bay with Al from Brooklyn who has built a stunning Goat Island Skiff in his shop. He launches it into an East River tributary by unceremoniously dropping it off the sea wall into the water. The original plan was hopefully for two boats, but Al wasnt able to get the trailer finished in time, so we took mine, which is just as well since Saturday was hot on the heels of a decent sized NorEaster we had up here in New England last week. We got a late start on Saturday, and in confused seas we set out for Little Cheabeague-- not too far away, but with a beautiful sandy beach. Far enough.
The ride out was exciting, we shipped a lot of water over the bow in the steep seas, and the last half of the journey was characterized by a fast reach to the island. The ride was wet, and Al did his fare share of bailing. One tack, all the way. In all the excitement I left my trusty camera in the one of the watertight buckets that turned out to be... not so watertight. My camera took a salt bath...
Thankfully, on the return journey we ran into Talisman, a 24 Ostkust. You can see pictures and read about Talisman Here and Here.
The skipper of Talisman took some pics of us returning to South Portland that afternoon, and, video!
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| Goat Island Skiff Homeward Bound |
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| Fort Gorges in the Background |
Here is I am Zinea, Pterodactylus in all her youtubes glory!
Another exciting weekend of sailing!
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