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Coastal Cruising in a Pathfinder: March 2011
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Coastal Cruising in a Pathfinder. Monday, March 28, 2011. Its been a little while since last post so I figure I would give folks an update on the Pathfinder destruction and rebirth. The stove is getting a good workout and keeping the shed at a nice temperature. It makes work in the sub zero temperatures and snowstorms bearable. The cleanup is complete and the construction of the cabin is well under way. The sides and bulkheads were installed with no problems and things are looking up. Order in the chaos.
Coastal Cruising in a Pathfinder: Vacations and gems (August)
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Coastal Cruising in a Pathfinder. Monday, December 12, 2011. Vacations and gems (August). It's not a long distance to Brigus and with the flat water it was easy to spot the dolphins, porpoises and the scattered whale. After an approximate 2 hr run at 5 knots we made the point to turn into the harbor that the town is situated in. There's very little to call beach area around here so many of the houses along the sides had small roads that lead to the town docks. Http:/ thecountrycorner.ca/index.htm. Pictur...
Coastal Cruising in a Pathfinder: The "Bug"
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Coastal Cruising in a Pathfinder. Sunday, October 14, 2012. It's happened again, that affliction that strikes boat builders and sailors. The overpowering need to build another. Yeah its terrible. I'm still thinking about it. If I want to build another. This one it small and won't take near the time or resources to complete. If I do buy the plans, it's likely the boat will follow. And I'll certainly put it in a blog. Wooden boat web site forum discussion of SCAMP. Small Craft Advisor Magazine article.
Coastal Cruising in a Pathfinder: May 2011
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Coastal Cruising in a Pathfinder. Sunday, May 29, 2011. Home stretch on the Pathfinder modification. I am on the home stretch now, Varnishing near completion, most fittings installed, and the new boom ready for fittings. I do need to make some adjustments to the hatch and door though. It fits a little too tight for my liking. The stainless steel solar powered vent will keep the air flowing while the cabin is closed up. More to come. Much to do yet and my greenhouse needs attention as well. Subscribe to: ...
Coastal Cruising in a Pathfinder: Pictures
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Coastal Cruising in a Pathfinder. Wednesday, September 26, 2012. Yes I know it's been a long time since updating, what can I say. Spent more time enjoying our great summer than taking pictures of it. Speaking of, can the gentleman (Derrick) who took the pictures of my boat 2 weeks ago, (Holyrood bay area) please drop a note or comment on this blog. Wednesday, September 26, 2012. November 04, 2012. November 05, 2012. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Steve Earleys Cruising blog.
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Building of Chinook: In the water at last
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This Blog has been built to track the construction of my Gaff rigged sloop Pathfinder designed by John Welsford. The vessel is 5.25m in length with a beam of 1.95m. Construction started on December 27, 2010. I have named the boat "Chinook". I hope you enjoy following my progress. Monday, November 26, 2012. In the water at last. Well, today (26 November 2012) 0ne year and 11 months since I started the build, with the aid of my wife Mary and friend Peter, Chinook was placed gently into her natural element.
Building of Chinook: Painting and Tiller construction
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This Blog has been built to track the construction of my Gaff rigged sloop Pathfinder designed by John Welsford. The vessel is 5.25m in length with a beam of 1.95m. Construction started on December 27, 2010. I have named the boat "Chinook". I hope you enjoy following my progress. Friday, January 6, 2012. Painting and Tiller construction. After laminating the Huron Pine I then cut out the rough form for the tiller. Huron pine cuts like butter and looks like butter when oiled with boiled linseed oil.
Building of Chinook: March 2011
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This Blog has been built to track the construction of my Gaff rigged sloop Pathfinder designed by John Welsford. The vessel is 5.25m in length with a beam of 1.95m. Construction started on December 27, 2010. I have named the boat "Chinook". I hope you enjoy following my progress. Sunday, March 20, 2011. With the aid of my neighbor and his mates I have turned the boat over with no apparent ill effects. This will make it much easier to cut and install the planking. First plank fixed on both sides. I decide...
Building of Chinook: September 2011
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This Blog has been built to track the construction of my Gaff rigged sloop Pathfinder designed by John Welsford. The vessel is 5.25m in length with a beam of 1.95m. Construction started on December 27, 2010. I have named the boat "Chinook". I hope you enjoy following my progress. Thursday, September 1, 2011. After a two month break due to Prostate Surgery I am back on the job. Three coats of two pack white paint later and the bottom is looking good. Getting closer to replacing the hull back on the jig.
Building of Chinook: January 2012 progress
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This Blog has been built to track the construction of my Gaff rigged sloop Pathfinder designed by John Welsford. The vessel is 5.25m in length with a beam of 1.95m. Construction started on December 27, 2010. I have named the boat "Chinook". I hope you enjoy following my progress. Sunday, January 29, 2012. My mate Peter and me installing one of the rubbing strakes. Last shot of boat on the building frame. On the new trailer at last. October 15, 2012 at 9:25 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Building of Chinook: February 2012 update. building the birdsmouth spars
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This Blog has been built to track the construction of my Gaff rigged sloop Pathfinder designed by John Welsford. The vessel is 5.25m in length with a beam of 1.95m. Construction started on December 27, 2010. I have named the boat "Chinook". I hope you enjoy following my progress. Sunday, February 19, 2012. February 2012 update. building the birdsmouth spars. This is the jig my friend Joe designed to make the birdsmouth cuts in all the staves to make the spars. Gaff: 8 off 19mm * 19mm. The gaff with jaws ...
Building of Chinook: April 2011
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This Blog has been built to track the construction of my Gaff rigged sloop Pathfinder designed by John Welsford. The vessel is 5.25m in length with a beam of 1.95m. Construction started on December 27, 2010. I have named the boat "Chinook". I hope you enjoy following my progress. Friday, April 22, 2011. Boat building tips I have learnt. Epoxy mixing: To mix small quanities (which is most of the time) I use the lids of soft drink bottles or lids of old resin containers. They are cheap and available. I use...
Building of Chinook: December 2012
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This Blog has been built to track the construction of my Gaff rigged sloop Pathfinder designed by John Welsford. The vessel is 5.25m in length with a beam of 1.95m. Construction started on December 27, 2010. I have named the boat "Chinook". I hope you enjoy following my progress. Monday, December 24, 2012. My wife Mary doing the bubbly thing. Hey, not too much on the boat, save some for the guests! My son Paul is helping out. I would love to hear from you. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The end result,.
Building of Chinook: The official launch
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This Blog has been built to track the construction of my Gaff rigged sloop Pathfinder designed by John Welsford. The vessel is 5.25m in length with a beam of 1.95m. Construction started on December 27, 2010. I have named the boat "Chinook". I hope you enjoy following my progress. Monday, December 24, 2012. My wife Mary doing the bubbly thing. Hey, not too much on the boat, save some for the guests! My son Paul is helping out. I would love to hear from you. January 22, 2013 at 7:06 PM. How good is that!
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Coastal Cruising in a Pathfinder. Friday, November 9, 2012. September had a few nice sailing days and this day was no exception. Very little to no wind but warm and sunny. Derrick brought by pictures that he took from his sailboat as we both made our way out the bay. A ripple on the water but virtually no wind. So we sit and wait for a puff of wind to come along. Once in a while a small breeze would pass by and we would ghost along for a moment. Friday, November 09, 2012. Sunday, October 14, 2012. It's h...
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