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The Strange Disease Killing My 1934 Ship
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For five months, we’ve been preparing to restore Lady Hawk without doing much restoration at all. We built the workshop, brought in the machinery, stockpiled ...

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This Engine Is Trying To Tell Us Something
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People keep telling me this is an engine. Others insist it’s a motor. Both sides sound completely convinced. The strange part is that they’re both arguing ...

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I Didn’t Realize How Dangerous This Engine Was
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What was supposed to be a simple day of maintenance and diagnostics on Lady Hawk’s 1962 Grenaa semi-diesel quickly turned into something else entirely. While ...

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This Engine Breaks ALL the Rules
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This 1962 Danish engine shouldn’t have been built when it was. While the world was building rockets, computers, and modern diesel engines, somebody was still ...

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Here’s The Plan… In Full
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For months, people have been asking the same questions: What exactly is the business? Why tequila? Why aren’t we already in Mexico? When do we leave? This ...

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The First Things We Built For Our Shipyard.
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A shop needs two things: somewhere to put your tools, and somewhere to use them. This week we turn an antique chest into a toolbox and finish a massive ...

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We’re Bringing an Abandoned Shipyard Back to Life
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We bought one old wooden ship. That was supposed to be the project. But somewhere along the way, the tools started piling up, the crew started growing, the ...

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I Bought a Wooden Ship… Then Needed a Lumber Van
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Head to MarinerSpirit.com to support this project! I was about to spend $5000 on roughly 200 board feet of white oak for the restoration of Lady Hawk, our ...

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The Deeper We Dug Into This Ship, The Weirder It Got
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Lady Hawk is finally home in Canada, but before we can really begin working on her, we first have to uncover her. What started as a simple clean up quickly ...

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