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First time out in the EP. Sailed
downwind OK in what little wind there
was. To windward, not so much. I need to
fiddle with things a bit. But it rowed
very nicely and the thole pin setup was
not very hard to get the hang of. My
only real problem occurred when I lodged
the rudder in some mud and the wind
leveraged it to where I had a difficult
time pulling it free. I also need to
make collars for the oars. They had some
wearing of the paint, already.
When i got back an older gent stopped me and asked me all about it - what it was made of, how it rowed, the pins instead of oarlocks, about the rocker, etc.
I named the boat after my grandmother. She went by Anne, but her given name was Anna Jane. I spent a lot of time on Missouri lakes with her as a child.
Build pics are here...
www.flickr.com/photos/12235211@N02/sets/ 72157622785582418/
When i got back an older gent stopped me and asked me all about it - what it was made of, how it rowed, the pins instead of oarlocks, about the rocker, etc.
I named the boat after my grandmother. She went by Anne, but her given name was Anna Jane. I spent a lot of time on Missouri lakes with her as a child.
Build pics are here...
www.flickr.com/photos/12235211@N02/sets/ 72157622785582418/
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items are from 02 May 2010.












