The Schooner Boat, part I
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Published by Antonio Dias
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Antonio; I enjoyed this; The Belden was a very famous boat, emulated style wise on the West Coast. Is anybody doing anything with this plan?? Schooner
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John,
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
Yes, I’m developing the design as a 32 foot schooner for someone in Puget Sound. Here’s the latest on its progress: Schooner Boat Update
Tony
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