Canadians Sail in Winter Too - DEN 55


I keep telling Scott he needs a traveller, but he likes the cockpit open. He tells me he has a tiller extension... I can't imagine sailing a Folkboat without one.

Scott says he's got his boat balanced to weather where he can leave the helm for 4 seconds... not bad.

He's changed the numbers on Per's old sail to DEN 55, the original numbers issued to this boat.
Looks a lot like the archipelago of Sweden and a whole lot of fun for Mid December. I want to see some shots of Mid January. Maybe with an ice berg or two around you.
1 Comments:
I just discovered your blog. I love it. I am in Eureka, CA and am restoring a folkboat. I like family and boats, as it seems like you do too. Great job.
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