A Tiki 26 is a catamaran designed by British Designer James Wharram and Dutch born Hanneke Boon. They have been built under all conditions, professional and amatuer around the world and have sailed the planet. This blog is about building a Tiki 26.
posted by tsunamichaser at 6:56 PM
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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Hi Thomas
Sorry to hear about your mishap but I'm sure you'll find a way to sort it. Maybe it was the boats way of trying to hang ont you cus you keep leaving her!
Take it easy
Hi Thomas,
I don't know what the problem with blogger is. I was able to upload some photos yesterday morning on my other blog about the Tiki 21, but I haven't tried any since. I've heard of some people's blogs just disappearing, so I started copying each post (including photos) to a MS Word document as a backup. I got some video of sailing Element the other day that I will post on You Tube as soon as I get back to a high-speed connection. Oh, and I know how easy it is to snag something like you did. I haven't broken a boat part that way, but yesterday ripped the bottom out of my favorite work pants by snagging them on a piece of metal when I was tearing the roof off my shed. Today after the rain stops I hope to get the new roof on.
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