I moved Hull One out of the shed today. It took me an hour to modify a handtruck to use as a "trailer" and about half an hour to actually get it out of the shed. I have a video I'll post when I get a chance.
posted by tsunamichaser at 9:56 PM
Wednesday, February 07, 2007
I moved Hull One out of the shed today. It took me an hour to modify a handtruck to use as a "trailer" and about half an hour to actually get it out of the shed. I have a video I'll post when I get a chance.
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- Name: tsunamichaser
- Location: Pacific Northwest, United States
It all started at age 4 when I crossed the Atlantic with my family on a boat. Once across, we lived in a cabin in the "wilds" of Ontario - 40 miles north of Toronto. All I had to do to find adventure was step out the door, get on my pony to ride in the woods or head for the swamp to pole my raft around. Often I slept in the woods on a straw mat inside a bent pole lodge, winter and summer. The indoors have never been for me. Needless to say, I don't do the office thing too well.
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1 Comments:
That's great! I'll bet it's cool to finally be able to see the hull you've built in the full light of day, and to be able to walk around it and view it from a different perspective. It sure looks good. I'll get there myself someday in the not too distant future.
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