Sailing in Puget Sound.
My 32′ Cruising Trimaran
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My 46′ Performance Trimaran
My 46′ Performance Trimaran, now Pipeline 3.
A Whole Raft Of Pictures
These pictures came up in my memories. Most were on my previous phone, when the cloud only saved the camera library and none of the others. Some might have been posted here before, but you would have to go back a lot to find them. Good memories.
My 30′ cruising catamaran.
Remember the Time
This great picture of my 30′ cruising cat just came up in my feed. James and Emily sailed it extensively. CM developed plywood construction.
A Great Picture of My 42′ Cruising Cat
Located in SoCal. It gets used a lot there. CM developed plywood hull construction. A beautiful boat.
A Kai Oli Oli Picture
My 65′ power daycharter catamaran was recently photographed. They do amazing tours. You can snorkel among the fish and turtles.
My First Composite USCG Certified Catamaran
I think it was in 1987 that is did this design for Trilogy out of Lahaina.
First it was named Trilogy 2, then Elua, now is Moana.
I actually will be inspecting it next week.
My 35′ Power Trimaran
My 35′ power trimaran, built by legendary boat builder Andre Cocquyt. Foam/glass. Andre notes:
our trials got cut short due to hurricane Lee, the marina evacuated and it’s too late to put back in before the season ends per Oct. 1st. I saw 23.4 mph on the second test run. she likes to cruise happily and quietly around 3,400 rpm doing 14 mph. With engines in idle fwd, she does 6.5 mph. It will be interesting to see how she does next year with the trim mods and the swim platform.
Attending IBEX 2023
I will be attending IBEX this year. No hurricanes scheduled this year.
If anyone wants to talk, hit me on cell at 206-719-4893.
Attended 2023 Wooden Boat Festival
Did the Port Townsend Wooden Boat festival. Mostly silverbacks attending.
I ran into legendary boat builder Sam Devlin. He was leading a designer forum in the afternoon.
When I showed up he told me to join him at the table.
I got to tell my story about how in the late 80s Seattle was a hotbed of marine design technology.
