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We continued sailing east, beating into the powerful northeast trade winds in my cutter FISHERS HORNPIPE, toward our destination: the San Blas Islands, home of the Kuna Indians, half in Panama and half in Columbia.
The bowline is a knot taught in every seamanship class. This article by Edwin Frost, in the April 1948 issue of The Rudder, shows the standard bowline and two of its less well known cousins.
From the Master Builder Video Series
Join master shipwright Louis Sauzedde for a detailed lesson on how to install laminated frames. Part 1 of 2.
43.5′ Herreshoff NY-30 class (1905). 43′6″ LOA, 30′ draft, framing: white oak.
15', gunter rigged yawl, hinged mast, built 2019, epoxy plywood construction. $10,500.
