Andy McConkey has sent me some recent images of his Harrier, Wilbur Larch sailing in his home waters in the Pacific Northwest.
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Hi Tony,
I’m hoping we can go for a sail soon. The canoe has been out a few times. The 12 and a half goes in tomorrow.
I’m also wondering whether you could send some study plans for the 24-footer that I could show George Zachorne. As I said, she reminds me greatly of my Stadel-designed Sound Clipper, but with a magnificent sail plan. I want George to see them because it might be a project he’d like to take on.
All the best,
Shel
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