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About SaltyScot

- Birthday 10/03/1961
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Chesapeake Bay area, VA
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Woodworking, model ship building, fishing, walking my dog, keeping my good lady happy :)
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Guys, I have had a few messages asking if I am OK. The answer is yes, I am still out here With summer upon us, I am busy in what is now my flourishing garden. It is a lot warmer here than it was in the Shenandoah Valley where we moved from last year and my newly formed garden is already producing. On top of that I am having to learn the peculiarities of fishing on the Potomac river. It is all new to me, so the learning curve there regarding rig setups and where to fish depending on what I want to catch is still quite steep. I have made some progress on the Lynx, I just have not posted anything yet, my bad. The cap rails are on and the fender rails have also been fitted. We are expecting rain this weekend, so we will see if I can't get some work done in the shipyard. When the weather is as nice as it has been (apart from a few days of extreme heat), I cannot sit inside while the fish are jumping out in the bay outside my window
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SaltyScot reacted to a post in a topic: Newport by Jolly Jo - Mamoli - Scale 1:57
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Tom, you did a fantastic job with those davits! They look great, truly. When the time comes, I am so going to steal your idea!! Nice work indeed.
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Absolutely! If you ever have any questions, don't be afraid to ask! There are plenty of good folk here who would be only too happy to help.
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SaltyScot reacted to a post in a topic: Greetings from the UK
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A warm welcome to MSW. With a build like that you are off to a very good start!
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What an amazing thing to be able to accomplish. My hat comes off to you, sir. Very nice indeed.
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