"Blending proven handwork and traditional sailmaking methods with modern techniques of sail design and construction to insure good performance and lasting durability."
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"Blending proven handwork and traditional sailmaking methods with modern techniques of sail design and construction to insure good performance and lasting durability."
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Favorite Links
This is Heather Neill aboard her Flicka, "Flight of Years." Please check out her excellent website and learn of her voyage preparation. www.solo-sailor.com
Our customer's Ken and Cathy on board Felicity, their Tashiba 31 cutter. They are back home in the States again, but they have a very informative website for someone looking for info on cruising, gear and learning about their cruising experiences. They can be found at: www.svfelicity.com
Our customers, Tom and Dawn with their Hylas 44, Warm Rain, are underway. Check out their nice website at: http://warmrain.typepad.com
Please visit our friends, the Seven Seas Cruising Association, at: www.ssca.org
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Last modified: December 22, 2007 |
This is a great story of a small boat taking shape. Written by Thom
Vetromile; it's his account of building "Marisol", a
Gifford Jackson 12 1/2'
sailing and rowing skiff. 