This morning I am off to survey a German built S&S Loki-class yawl ... it's supposed to be tight seamed plank on frame construction. I will post some details later in the day.
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- John
- Seattle, United States
- Active mariner since 1969. USCG approved license training instructor and yacht and small craft surveyor. Presently lives aboard a 1954 50’ Chris Craft Catalina in Seattle, Washington.
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