Ship's Log

This is where I keep a journal about my work on and fun with my 1964 Bermuda Ketch, otherwise known as an H-28 or a Far East 29, depending on who you ask. It was designed by L. Francis Herreshoff and Built by the Far East Yacht Works in Japan. She's made out of Mahogany, Oak, and Teak and weighs in at about 6 tons. She's not one you'd want to pick a fight with.

Friday, January 4

Today is a great day to not go sailing!

60+ MPH winds at Angel Island, gusting up to the high 80's? Nah, no thanks!

posted by Thomas Cannon at 2:23 PM 2 comments

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Today is a great day to not go sailing!
Hooray for new dock lines.
Wintertime
All tucked in...
How to replace a $5 belt.
Still not dead.
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New boat?
Row, row, row your dinghy...
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