Plywood testimony from one of the greatest

[Kris Schaumburg]

I thought Tod, Rich and a few others would find this interesting
http://chrismorejohn.blogspot.com/2016/07/hogfish-maximus-survives-severe-reef.html


for those who don't know, Chris designed the Hell's Bay style of boats, and also the Spanish Well's skiffs. He sails around the Carribean doing what he pleases, in a wooden hull he built.

 

[Carl]

damnnnnn.

 

[Mark W]

Nice story and one heck of an understanding wife. I don't think many would let their husbands sail that long with two single women.

On my bucket list list is to spend a month or more sailing around. When doin some family history stuff on the web, I came across another Mark Wollner in the Carribean who rents out sailboats. Talked to him a couple of times and believe it is more than fate that I came across him.

Less than 2 years till I can join others in retirement and finally say that Sunday night is just like any other night. Maybe then I can sail around and cross off the dream I've had for quite some time.

Mark W

 

[tod osier]

I thought Tod, Rich and a few others would find this interesting
http://chrismorejohn.blogspot.com/2016/07/hogfish-maximus-survives-severe-reef.html


for those who don't know, Chris designed the Hell's Bay style of boats, and also the Spanish Well's skiffs. He sails around the Carribean doing what he pleases, in a wooden hull he built.

Is that boat stitch and glue?

 

[Dave Church]

Thank you for posting this! What a great story. The wooden sailboats and fish were incredible!


Dave