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AT SEA AND SAILING
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Started this discussion. Last reply by The Ethnic Catamaran Company Dec 21, 2008.
Seeking Help Or Advice
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Budget Boater Sep 18, 2008.
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Profile Information
- I am:
- I own a Wharram
- What boat (s) are you building or do you own?
- A Tiki 38 modified for strip-plank red cedar composite construction.
- Country, City, and State?
- Pattaya, Thailand
- About me or us?
- The Ethnic Catamaran Company sails Polynesian-inspired double canoes, built using a combination of modern and traditional techniques, to explore concepts of sea-steading and the viability of small, self-reliant, water-borne communities that "tread lightly" on the sea.
- Looking to?
- Launch the vessel in January, 2009, and take advantage of the NE Monsoon to do a shake-down passage from Pattaya towards Ko Chang
- Website:
- http://tiki38.blogspot.com
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More Than A Place To Rest
The after end of the port hull's main cabin, showing the still-unfinished galley. The surfaces need to be sanded back and sealed better and the stainless Plastimo two-burner and oven unit has yet to be fitted and plumbed in.
Posted on December 23, 2008 at 9:42am
Measure Twice, Cut Once, Get Six Guys To Help
Sometimes the only way to make a launch date is to enlist more manpower (of course, there will also be one person who will stand around just watching!)
Posted on December 20, 2008 at 12:12pm
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Just came back home this morning from a three weeks trip in Malaysia. We sailed Pumpkin from Klang to Langkawi. I keep her there in Telaga harbor for the time being. The trip went well, although very tiring the first days (almost no wind during the day but good progress at night ... and a lot of fishing boats). I enjoyed sailing her and always felt very safe. Going back in July - August for a couple of weeks. Will check your web site to see how things progress with your Tiki. She should almost be ready by now.
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