More Norske's WB Show ..13 pics

[Norske3]

One sloooow pic at a time .....about 12 more on the way...maybe Sunday....Herreshoff I believe.
Will someone ID the pic....both boats.
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid184/p89a4c7afc314871a89e1a5867a40c80f/f281891e.jpg

[ 09-03-2005, 10:42 PM: Message edited by: Norske3 ]

[rbgarr]

The sailboat may be an L. F. Herreshoff design and the powerboat is a Penbo.

[muscongus]

That looks like a Concordia Yawl.
Jack

[Thad]

Dan Brayton's DIVA, the only boat built to this LFH design. 36' ketch, pre- DIDIKAI design. Built in 1984 by Brad Story of longleaf pine and cedar. For sale. He took my place at the show.

[muscongus]

Thad,
I wish I had seen it. Is the design in Sensible Cruising Designs? I guess I just saw that star on the bow and two masts and assumed Concordia. Too hasty it seems.
Does anyone have any additional photos of this boat or links to same?
Jack

[ 09-03-2005, 08:41 AM: Message edited by: muscongus ]

[Concordia..41]

The star on the bow is misleading. There was a Concordia there, but it was on the next dock.

- M

[JimConlin]

That's DEVA. See article in WB 157.

[muscongus]

WB 157, thanks,
Jack

[muscongus]

...Oh My!
I must have been really busy in Nov/Dec 2000 to have missed that.
For sale you say?
...Let's see....Alas, it's surely not in my budget.

Jack

[ 09-04-2005, 12:12 AM: Message edited by: muscongus ]

[Norske3]

This sweety designed by the CLC owner. http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid184/p44054f909b9ba08709e83531aa345aa6/f28189e7.jpg

[ 09-03-2005, 10:45 PM: Message edited by: Norske3 ]

[Norske3]

Nice FAT CAT. http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid184/pdc3b18239f522207bd804fbb2fb8cbe5/f27df60c.jpg

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[Norske3]

PIC #4 (what is it...anyone?) http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid184/p8a64592335b24f9954a00f1b4179c5c1/f27df60a.jpg

[ 09-03-2005, 09:51 PM: Message edited by: Norske3 ]

[Norske3]

Herreshoff Rozinante ..FOR SALE http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid184/p442aed61846c6ea69131ac69b7699a45/f27df60e.jpg

[ 09-03-2005, 09:25 PM: Message edited by: Norske3 ]

[Norske3]

A PENBO... http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid184/p0b36c3c435502b1d6ca9cdba12aeb8dc/f27dd925.jpg

[ 09-03-2005, 09:57 PM: Message edited by: Norske3 ]

[Norske3]

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid184/pec018be045ebacaea04cb4710f8d1a47/f27de0f9.jpg

Built in Essex Massachusetts....maybe 8 years ago.

[ 09-03-2005, 09:30 PM: Message edited by: Norske3 ]

[Norske3]

Capt Johnson in hat. Tancook Whaler...built in Maine in 70's...I saw this one being born in an old shack...Bath Maine....a true Greyhound...designed back in mid-eighteenth century I believe...on Tancook Is off coast of New Scotland.... http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid184/p3e936052b1b75c675ebc91d45faf43e9/f27dd8eb.jpg

[ 09-03-2005, 09:48 PM: Message edited by: Norske3 ]

[Norske3]

Captain and friend having a gam. :D http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid184/p2fa6247257eb7189c3848cb4c803350a/f27ded94.jpg

[Norske3]

A man who knows where he's going....and Tancook. http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid184/p391b9bd7d5cf2fe6d8e58429534cf9f6/f27ded92.jpg

[Norske3]

PIC #11....(ID the powerboat and the boat on far dock...anyone?) ..the one on right is the Novi "Elsie". http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid184/pcf2006f072ff8ce13c0f0ca71da0ab2f/f27ddb47.jpg

[ 09-03-2005, 10:39 PM: Message edited by: Norske3 ]

[Norske3]

Captain and wife said they were very happy to be in Newport...being from Ft.Laud/Miami..while KATRINA was blowing thru...she is called "PET". PIC #12...ID this boat anyone?.. http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid184/p641be022a50b634c7d8a9454221459b6/f27ded80.jpg

[ 09-03-2005, 10:39 PM: Message edited by: Norske3 ]

[Norske3]

Captains PET. ...PIC #12A.. http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid184/pea4a619a5feade0f8ff3f68b42b71fbe/f27ddb5e.jpg

[ 09-03-2005, 10:40 PM: Message edited by: Norske3 ]

[Norske3]

New Scotland Yacht. PIC#13 :cool: ...ID anyone? http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid184/pf9ef98af5a77399308aa2c5a86748516/f27de15f.jpg

[ 09-03-2005, 10:41 PM: Message edited by: Norske3 ]

[Ken Hutchins]

That pic #4 is TRUTH owned by a fellow forumite from Wickford. smile.gif Perhaps David will tell us all more about her. :confused: We enjoyed his hospitality at the show. smile.gif

[Norske3]

Howdy Ken...that boat #4 looks sooo comfortable..roomy..a shipy boat...for cruising month after month....Maybe its a Crocker design.

[ 09-04-2005, 09:43 AM: Message edited by: Norske3 ]

[rbgarr]

That Tancook whaler, the 'Vernon Langille', was actually built from lines taken off a halfmodel shaped by Mark Swanson, one of the apprentices at the Apprenticeshop (then in Bath, where she was built).

The model was of course influenced by the original Tancook boats but not strictly an old design. Jay Paris, a naval architect who lived nearby, advised.

[JeffH]

The sailboat on the far dock in #11 is a W-76, "Wild Horses" or "White Wings". Don't know which one was headed that way...

Jeff

[JeffH]

And "Elsie" is a blend of L.F.H.'s "Bounty" and "Tioga", boats that were already nearly identical. "Pet" is probably the same, or one or the other. "Elsie" also for sale (http://www.coveyisland.com/elsie.html)

Jeff

[rbgarr]

Based on Matt Murphy's Rudderposts blog http://wbeditor.typepad.com/ I'd say she was 'Wild Horses'.

[Cosmo Lengro]

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[DrakeChristensen]

Anybody know if the Rozinante is Red Head built by doug Hylan and featured in WB a few years ago? Who's listing it for sale?

[Cosmo Lengro]

.

[StevenBauer]

It is a Hylan Roz, not sure if it was Redhead. The owner is having a 10 foot longer version of Rozinante designed, I think, by Doug Hylan.

Pet is a Bounty, but Mary and I liked Elsie better. :D

Steven

[Norske3]

DID YOU KNOW?...(about the Tancook Whaler)....quoting from an old book about design...boat construction ...and worldwide cruising...."It was incredible that Mr. Vernon Langille had designed the "White one" without so much as drawing a line on paper, or even whittling a model for a pattern.He had merely tacked together eight molds, or life-sized cross-sections, gauging them, one after another, by eye, before immediately starting to build."...fantastic!...what say you MMD? file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/kenneth%20moe/My%20Documents/My%20Pictures/VernonLangille.jpg

[ 09-07-2005, 04:54 PM: Message edited by: Norske3 ]

[John Gearing]

Anyone know what the boat in photo #7 is? The "Lewis...." something or other, built in Essex. From what I can see of the stern it reminds me of a pinky, but the position of the masts reminds me of a Block Island boat. Anyone?

[Norske3]

"Lewis Story"...Thad would know about this one.

[TimothyB]

The Lewis Story was built for the Essex Shipbuilding museum by Harold Burnham, right on the ways next to their location.

http://www.essexshipbuildingmuseum.org/

About the Lewis H. Story:

http://www.essexshipbuildingmuseum.org/lewstory.html

[ 09-08-2005, 02:33 PM: Message edited by: TimothyB ]

[Thad]

There was a notable collection of LFH designs and takeoffs at the show. The one I most enjoyed seeing was the Prudence, built in NZ 2004. I had walked past her a couple of times, but Mr Howland told me to go back for a look. Good advice.

[David W Pratt]

Hello All:
Yes Picture #4 is Truth. Designed by Tony Dias, built (to a very high standard) by Brion Rieff Boat Builders in Brooklyn ME. She's 30'6" lod, 27'6" lwl, 9'9" beam, 5' draft. Disp about 11,000, SA 730 plain sail, plus spinaker, LWWP.
Cold molded, vacuum bagged with epoxy, 1 layer glass for abrasion resistance on outside.
Deck, 2 layers of 3/8" ply, staggered butts, set in epoxy, layer of glass up to top of bulwarks. Cabin sides, 2 layeres 1/2" set in epoxy.
Below, v groove cherry veneer with rubbed effect varnish, Hatteras off white, and beer.
Come for a sail.

[Norske3]

Thanks David. smile.gif

[Norske3]

And THANKS everyone who added info to my pics...makes a nice "Show & Tell"....hope to go to the show again next year...as long as its not to far away...like Austrailia! :D

Since the WB mag is an international mag I wonder if the show people have ever considered going outta the country?...like Montreal. http://www.essexshipbuildingmuseum.org/pics/storyweb.jpg

[ 09-11-2005, 07:28 AM: Message edited by: Norske3 ]

[brian.cunningham]

:cool:

[Norske3]

Your Welcome......thanks for the feedback.. :cool:

[ 09-12-2005, 08:06 AM: Message edited by: Norske3 ]

[Norske3]

Tancook...row row your boat....Caledonia with builder Kerr on right. http://wbeditor.typepad.com/./photos/uncategorized/dscn1399.JPG

[Stu Fyfe]

The big catboat Cimba is moored in Sesuit Harbor, Dennis, on Cape Cod. The mast is real thick and heavy. Beautiful cat. My Redwing is about 100 feet away from her. Another Crosby catboat Maggie is right next to her.

[Norske3]

Cimba...I would store it in my living room during Winter...it so gorgeous. smile.gif

HI STU...be away?

[Stu Fyfe]

Back in school teaching and coaching football. I don't have a life until the day after Thanksgiving. Nice pictures. First WB Show I've missed in a long time.

[David W Pratt]

Wait'll next year.
My letter from WB says same place same time next year. See y'all there.