Spending Time with Miss T - Trailer
Miss T is a 29 ft sailboat, designed in 1969.
This is the trailer for Episode 1 of a video series that documents the vessel’s rebuild by owner, filmmaker, and journalist, Peter Hammar who sails out of Stockholm, Sweden.
Miss T is a 29 ft sailboat, designed in 1969. “Spending time with Miss T” is the video project following her interior rebuild. The boat is entirely gutted at the moment, and the objective is to rebuild her interior, true to the original 1960’s stylish, yet functional manner in which she was once built. The entire project is an utterly irrational affair, driven by a strongly felt passion for small, hopelessly unfashionable sailboats.
More video episodes will be added as the project develops. These will be between 30 minutes and an hour long, and offered as rentals or downloads-to-own.
There is also a YouTube channel, a Facebook page, a Patron page, an Instagram account and so on. Feel free to look them up. If you are intrigued with this series, please share it on your own social media sites.
Should you prefer the quiet surroundings of an old fashioned web page, visit spendingtimewithmisst.com. All the episodes will be shown there in a video player.
If you have any questions of comments, either after having watched an episode or before making the decision to do so, please leave them in the comments section of the Vimeo On Demand page. I am looking forward to answering them.
Greetings and fair winds,
Peter Hammar
Miss T is a 29 ft sailboat, designed in 1969.
This is the trailer for Episode 1 of a video series that documents the vessel's rebuild by owner, filmmaker, and journalist, Peter Hammar who sails out of Stockholm, Sweden.
Miss T is a 29 ft sailboat, designed in 1969. "Spending time with Miss T" is the video project following her interior rebuild. The boat is entirely gutted at the moment, and the objective is to rebuild her interior, true to the original 1960's stylish, yet functional manner in which she was once built. The entire project is an utterly irrational affair, driven by a strongly felt passion for small, hopelessly unfashionable sailboats.
More video episodes will be added as the project develops. These will be between 30 minutes and an hour long, and offered as rentals or downloads-to-own.
There is also a YouTube channel, a Facebook page, a Patron page, an Instagram account and so on. Feel free to look them up. If you are intrigued with this series, please share it on your own social media sites.
Should you prefer the quiet surroundings of an old fashioned web page, visit spendingtimewithmisst.com. All the episodes will be shown there in a video player.
If you have any questions of comments, either after having watched an episode or before making the decision to do so, please leave them in the comments section of the Vimeo On Demand page. I am looking forward to answering them.
Greetings and fair winds,
Peter Hammar
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