I have a short article in the current (April, 2010) issue of Cruising World, in the "Shoreline" section. The piece is about David Halladay receiving James Wharram's blessing as the first officially licensed professional builder of Wharram designs in the U.S. Hopefully articles like this will bring more attention to the beautiful boats David is creating in the Boatsmith shop and more sailors will consider a Wharram cat a viable option among the many choices out there. Look for it in this issue on newstands now:
I'm not sure how long this link will work, but for now you can click on the inside button in this embedded version of the article and view it at a readable size:
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
"A boat is freedom, not just a way to reach a goal."
Bernard Moitessier - A Sea Vagabond's World
Bernard Moitessier - A Sea Vagabond's World
Popular Posts
All Posts by Topic
- wharram catamarans (35)
- boatbuilding (28)
- boat design (20)
- sailing (15)
- voyages (14)
- boat designers (13)
- boat for sale (11)
- kayaking (11)
- misc. (9)
- boating gear (7)
- book review (7)
- videos (7)
- canoeing (6)
- seamanship (6)
- boat buying (5)
- cruising (5)
- launchings (5)
- online resources (5)
- boat camping (4)
- boat refit (4)
- boatbuilding materials (4)
- magazines (4)
- monohulls (4)
- my books (4)
- rivers and swamps (4)
- sailboats (4)
- survival (4)
- Gulf of Mexico (3)
- James Wharram (3)
- boat shows (3)
- sailing fiction (3)
- sharpies (3)
- Cape Dory 27 (2)
- Caribbean (2)
- Carl Alberg (2)
- Kruger Canoes (2)
- Kruger Sea Wind (2)
- Reuel Parker (2)
- boat maintenance (2)
- boat review (2)
- gear review (2)
- marine carpentry (2)
- multihulls (2)
- navigation (2)
- oil spill (2)
- other stuff (2)
- paddling (2)
- projects (2)
- Sailing the Apocalypse (1)
- beachcruising (1)
- book giveaway (1)
- circumnavigation (1)
- cruising destinations (1)
- dinghy (1)
- environment (1)
- expeditions (1)
- great deals (1)
- living aboard (1)
- proa (1)
- rowing craft (1)
- ships (1)
- the sea (1)