Sirena is a 20′ Camp Cruiser with a “Florida Cabin.” She sails the Saint John’s River in northern Florida. The stern was derived from a form of extended sheerstrake/upper transom used on some Thames Skiffs. In this case it helps hide the four cycle outboard and protect the transom-hung rudder.
Dimensions:
LBP 20′ – 8 5/8″
LWL 19′ – 6″
Beam 6′ – 3″
Draft 0′ – 7 3/4″/3′ – 4″
Sail Area:
Main 75 sq. ft.
Mizzen 75 sq. ft
Total 150 sq. ft.
Published by Antonio Dias
We fall for lies because we want to be told what can't possibly be true.
If learning is to be more than the acquisition of facts, then it is important that we realize its process is not dominant/passive. No one simply teaches another. We don’t learn what is pushed at us. We take in what we can absorb and we reflect upon insights as they arise.
This process occurs as a sharing of gifts. To enter into it is to join in collaboration; each, both, teaching and learning, in the mutual reciprocity of dialogue.
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