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https://saltandtar.org https://www.patreon.com/saltandtar https://www.gofundme.com/saltandtar Moving on and moving forward. Erecting the cabin walls and getting close to putting in bulkheads! Much shoveling was needed to free our masts from the weight of ...

saltandtar.org patreon.com/saltandtar gofundme.com/saltandtar Finally the episode is complete! I struggled with this one. Sorry guys... Not only because I had started on it and then my computer crapped out and I had to start over but because this winter w...

Check out the new growing website: http://youngandsalty.com/ The articel about Sailing YouTube channels: http://www.goodoldboat.com/pdfs/Good_Ship_Vicarious.pdf Thanks again everyone for staying tuned! I now have a computer on loan to start the next vide...

saltandtar.org patreon.com/saltandtar gofundme.com/saltandtar Filmed: November 2016 Have questions? Please leave a comment below or you can email us at: salt.and.tar@gmail.com We intend on putting together some Q&A shorts that will be available thr...

We finish up the milling with a very exciting drop of one last pine tree and then transition into putting up the boat house. El video doblado en español. Desarrollado por Papercup: https://youtu.be/F7jdFOSPCqE Síguenos en nuestro canal en español: htt...

I'm really happy with how this video came out. I had a lot of fun putting this one together. I can't complain when we are starting two major steps towards getting the boat completed. Rediviva really transforms into a home. Enjoy! We are now on Patreon! ...

This 8-foot mahogany ply pram weighs only about 60 pounds, and can be carried balanced on the head like a kayak. The mast is only 96 inches, and the standing lug rig fits inside the boat. More on the Eastport Pram at clcboats.com.

Builders can pause at any frame to compare notes. Two years later the pram set off for Hawaii on the foredeck of a 32-foot sloop. Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28TAdDu5L6U