Thank you for doing such a good job on Graham's reminiscences, Josh. He will like it even more than I do. In fact, SCA readers have stolen a march or two from DCA members with this; there is one more photo here than they will see, as I could not fit it into the number of pages I had available. And 'Dinghy Cruising' went to the printer only yesterday – so they will have to wait two weeks to read it !
Another piece from the same issue will be here in SCA soon – different subject, but just as interesting.
A really interesting article, thank you Graham for sharing your sailing and building history. You mention at the end of the article an interest in a small cabin cruiser and in particular a Pocketship, a lovely boat; if looking for boats of this size and class it might be worth taking a look at John Welsford’s Scallywag - the plans are due for release any day now and it may just meet your need.
Thank you for doing such a good job on Graham's reminiscences, Josh. He will like it even more than I do. In fact, SCA readers have stolen a march or two from DCA members with this; there is one more photo here than they will see, as I could not fit it into the number of pages I had available. And 'Dinghy Cruising' went to the printer only yesterday – so they will have to wait two weeks to read it !
Another piece from the same issue will be here in SCA soon – different subject, but just as interesting.
Best wishes to you all.
Keith Muscott
A really interesting article, thank you Graham for sharing your sailing and building history. You mention at the end of the article an interest in a small cabin cruiser and in particular a Pocketship, a lovely boat; if looking for boats of this size and class it might be worth taking a look at John Welsford’s Scallywag - the plans are due for release any day now and it may just meet your need.