a little Sunday scow goodness...

In it for the money, just in case you were wondering what an overweight cigar chewing junkie had to say about Clinton, and in the "just really really lucky" department...

A while back I wrote about the Musard 29 design and, for those wondering if anyone has actually sailed one yet...


Musard 29 from francois rougier on Vimeo.

Kinda cool is it not?

Now if someone (or a bunch of folks) would just get to doing on Tad Robert's way cooler Laura Cove design (or a slightly larger version sorta thang) we'd all be doing the happy scow dance.

Wouldn't we?

Listening to A Silent Film

So it goes...

An interesting project...

A million-dollar fish story, a reason to be afraid, and on being too stupid and greedy for planetary stewardship...

Here's an interesting boat...

It's called the Musard 29...

Scowish and interesting...

Find out more about it over at Sabrosa-Rain

Listening to Elvis Costello

So it goes...

a boat tour of interest...

An interesting subject/discussion, what excessive profits for pharmaceutical companies means, and something you might want to check out before you buy that soft drink/water in a plastic bottle...

I've been following an ongoing Musard 29 scow project for some time and it's nice to see that it continues to be a source of good ideas.



Listening to Amanda Palmer

So it goes...

Some good news for scow fans...

Not exactly a record to be proud of, some of my my worst fears confirmed, and something worthwhile from Dick Dorworth...

Some time back I mentioned the Musard 29 scow cruiser by Sabrosa Rain as a project in development and I'm happy to report that it's currently under construction at the "Etabli du marin" boatyard in France.

I sure love the way plywood boats go together fast...

Listening to Jerry Riopelle

So it goes...