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I like the furled sail a lot, very realistic. Actually, quite amazing.
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Could you rig three nooses running between the oars at fore, mid, and stern and then draw the two halves together once you're ready to join the two halves?
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Welcome back, Glen. Got yourself a little nautical centipede, very impressive. The oars turned out great.
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Hello from New Hampshire USA
Keith Black replied to Bill Saindon's topic in New member Introductions
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LJP, congratulations on the completion of Thistle. She turned out fantastic, well done.
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Antonio, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard.
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Roger, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard.
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Timber-framed outdoor kitchen - Cathead - 1:1 scale
Keith Black replied to Cathead's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Eric, do you know what river system? -
Timber-framed outdoor kitchen - Cathead - 1:1 scale
Keith Black replied to Cathead's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
My wife might argue that point. -
Timber-framed outdoor kitchen - Cathead - 1:1 scale
Keith Black replied to Cathead's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
My statement was a jest. No doubt you've reduced your carbon footprint but unfortunately being totally carbon free is impossible, IMHO. Unless you're running butt naked through the woods eating raw whatever we all have a carbon footprint, some way more than yourself. As for a salmon or any seafood, always buy frozen. Supermarkets mistreat seafood horribly. Fresh seafood for the most part is a myth. Very few boats are out and back in the same day with enough daylight left to get product to market on that same day. I know this having lived in Alaska on the Bristol Bay side where we were heavily involved in the salmon industry and we also owned an unsuccessful seafood company in Texas. What part of Alaska does your acquaintance fish? -
Timber-framed outdoor kitchen - Cathead - 1:1 scale
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You meat burners are are the reason for global warming. -
Congratulations, Chris. Seventeen years deservers a medal.
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Sorry to hear about the painter's broken wrist. I hope his broken wrist doesn't interfere with raising a glass or two.
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Richard, welcome back. Glad to have you back on onboard with us.
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Barncave Shipyard by mbp521 - Scale 1:1
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If folks want great weather this time of year, Michigan is the place to come for a vacation. It's in the high 50's/low 60's in the AM and low to mid 80's in the afternoon........plus we got lots of water.
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Geoff, welcome to MSW. I look forward to seeing photos of your build. Glad to have you aboard.
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Enjoy the vacation, Glen. The ship is a marvel.
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Hi, from Balearic Islands, Spain.
Keith Black replied to Miguel Juan Calvo Fürst's topic in New member Introductions
Miguel, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard. -
Greif, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard.
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