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    Sounds like the same boat Last time I was up there she was in the water and listed for sale and I was sorely tempted, but the Columbia is noplace for that boat...she needs open water, not a big ditch.

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    say, if anyone who went comes down with Covid soon, maybe please let us know here?
    I was closer to alotta strangers in 2 days than I've been for 2 years,hamming it up with my stupid Veryrude thingy.
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    damn those photos from Facebook evaporated after only a week???

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    I tested yesterday Bruce. All clear. We were mostly outside and the case numbers in WA have dropped a lot recently so I think the risk is pretty low.
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    Default Re: Port Townsend wooden boat festival

    Quote Originally Posted by wizbang 13 View Post
    say, if anyone who went comes down with Covid soon, maybe please let us know here?
    I was closer to alotta strangers in 2 days than I've been for 2 years,hamming it up with my stupid Veryrude thingy.
    bruce
    Bruce, your situation and concern echoes mine. The presentation I gave on the Sunday of the festival was the first time I had been inside, unmasked, with a large group of people, in almost 3 years. I was feeling a little off yesterday but tested negative. If that changes, I'll update here.
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    Bruce, we have tested negative twice since the festival. On the other hand our daughter in Boston is feeling poorly and appears to have the plague after a big gathering of the scientist she works among. Go figure.

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    The HELMA project was very capably headed by Capt. Robert D'Arcy, skipper of the schooner MARTHA, which you would have noticed in the show. Robert and his boatbuilding partner, Doug Jones have earned a fine reputation for quality well-thought-out work in PT.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MAGIC's Craig View Post
    The HELMA project was very capably headed by Capt. Robert D'Arcy, skipper of the schooner MARTHA, which you would have noticed in the show. Robert and his boatbuilding partner, Doug Jones have earned a fine reputation for quality well-thought-out work in PT.
    Had a conversation with Captain Robert and crew on the dock alongside Martha on Thursday morning before the festival started. Didn't make the connection to Helma, which I had previously seen in Victoria a few days earlier.
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    Late entry to thread. Friend took this shot, just got it - taken on set up day. Pete
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    Thanks for the photo's, I might just manage a trip to Hobart after all…………………...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hugh MacD View Post
    Sounds like the same boat Last time I was up there she was in the water and listed for sale and I was sorely tempted, but the Columbia is noplace for that boat...she needs open water, not a big ditch.
    Hugh, if you go first north, then west, about 80 or so miles, there's all the open water you can use for 6,000 miles.
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    Default Re: Port Townsend wooden boat festival

    Tru dat! I'm getting my frozen snot boat ready to do just that...and then make a couple of right turns and into the Straits and see where we end up

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