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 Posted on February 23rd,2011It has been far too long (we do I always find myself starting this way? SIGH) since we here at Chine bLog highlighted the great posts others have offered the world regarding wooden / traditional boats. Yes,believe it or not,Chine bLog is NOT the only source. Really. It’s true. If you haven’t discovered [...]  Category:Boatbuilding,Boating &Boating Places,Canoes,Chesapeake Bay Maritime Mus.,Classic Yachts,Larger Traditional Boats,Paddling Outrigger Canoes,Rowing Boats,Sailing Canoes,Proas,&Sailing Outriggers,Small Sail Craft,Wooden Boat Blog |  Tags:70.8,bark canoe,cambodia,camp cruiser,canoe yawl,caribbean,chesapeake bay,craft a craft,day sailer,dory,dugout canoe,gaff rig,indigenous boats,intheboatshed,junk rig,lug rig,lugger,outrigger sailing canoes,philippines,raid,rowing for pleasure,rushton,scottish coastal rowing project,spirit of tradition,surf boats,the invisible workshop,tony dias,voyaging canoe |  Leave a comment |  Trackback this Post Posted on April 17th,2008On my most recent trip to the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum I took a quick wander around to check out the other beauties. Among the beauties was this one:MISTER JIM. “Mister Jim”just screams beauty,no? Location:St. Michaels,MD,USA [...] Posted on April 16th,2007A final note from Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum –I mentioned Dan Sutherland below. I parked,not yet beknownst to me,next to his truck,which had an interesting looking boat on top of it. I was pretty sure I correctly pegged it as a replica of an old sailing canoe,and right I was. [...] Posted on March 3rd,2007As my regular readers know (you know who you three are),I am longer on boat building desire than I am on facilities and time to actually do it. Ergo,I blog…That all changed today,however,and will again three out of the next four weekends. Courtesy of a thoughtful Christmas gift from Mrs. [...] Posted on July 11th,2006I read with interest Angus Phillips’piece in Sunday’s Washington Post about the masses of sediment that deluge the Chesapeake during rain storm like we’ve had here recently. He writes: Is the Chesapeake turning into a dead mud hole? Every year it seems to get worse,and it’s not just my imagination. “It’s becoming way [...] Category:Marine Science and Conservation | Tags:chesapeake bay,maryland | Leave a comment | Trackback this Post | ||
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