Outwale application

Friday, March 10. 2006

After the wale is shaped and trimmed it is moved down enough so that the starboard outwale can be fitted into place.

The more hand available for this part of the job, the better. Here Larry Honeywell lends a hand. Between the three of us the starbard outwale is clamped into place.

Now we need to give the wood time to cool so the clamps are left in place and lunch is the next order of business.

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Posted by Holly Roe in 1956 Lyman at 13:45 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)

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You guys look like professional boat builders...

Is it also possible that I saw some grass in March?

#1 Beth on 2006-03-11 21:25 (Reply)

Yes, that green stuff in between the mud is grass. The ice should leave us tomorrow. You should see all the huge logs out on the ice...no boating until that clears up, that's for sure. Thanks for checking us out, stay tuned for more fun stuff.

#1.1 H. Roe on 2006-03-11 21:29 (Reply)

one more weeeeeeek!!!

#2 Lauren on 2006-03-12 12:28 (Reply)

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