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I dreamt I took "Doncella" close
by Delaware light
The ghostly
face of the keeper a foreboding sight
The rocks were alee
But for a change in roiling sea
I was about to pay the fee
Then
a merciful wave took my ship to hand
Lifting prow and tiller away from land
Away we sailed, safe into the night
With shaken crew to anchor in the bight
BB
DuckWorks- a great website for small boat builders
(Click on Their Logo Below)
Narrowboating in the United Kingdom. There are over two thousand miles of canal in Great Britain.
The canal boats that ply this water network are built long and narrow in order to fit through the ancient lock system. Narrowboats
typically are 40' to 72' long with a 6'10" beam. They are made of steel plate and are diesel powered. Maximum speed on the
canal is 4 MPH.
Click on the photo of the narrowboat above right
for a video of one of the beautiful and most popular canals, the Llangollen, which runs through the West Midlands area.
For a humorous description of the canal narrowboat click on the blue bar below
The "Back Yard Yacht Builders" are a
congenial group of devoted Sailor/Builders of the Stevenson wooden boats. Click on the Club Burgee above to visit their
website.
Messing-About.com has knowledgable members
who generously offer their help to fellow Boatbuilders/Sailors. Click on the picture above to visit their website.
Stevenson Projects-Designers of the Weekender,Vacationer,Pocket Cruisers and others. CLICK HERE
How to Build a Boat
in Your Basement and Launch It !
NOAA
Marine Weather
Flag
Etiquette
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