finished at last, and it floats...
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I am trying to figure out if you have a fleet of the pirogues (Like some of us) or just one with the sides tinted later on.
Either way it sure looks like you guys are having some fun with them and that is why we build them. Good Work.
Chuck.
Either way it sure looks like you guys are having some fun with them and that is why we build them. Good Work.
Chuck.
One or two ?
I think there are two. One they sit in and paddle and one they just take for strolls on a leash.
I think there are two. One they sit in and paddle and one they just take for strolls on a leash.
Aero: dandy-fine job there buddy. You have transformed a simple boat into a good looking and simple boat....yup.......you are the newest Pirogue Evangelist.
Keep up the good work.....but take a little time to enjoy this one first.
Cheers, Piper
Keep up the good work.....but take a little time to enjoy this one first.
Cheers, Piper
Friend aero,
I like both boats. Now ya need ta git a good hat. 8)
regards
bearridge
Taxation WITH representation isn't so hot, either. Anonymous
I like both boats. Now ya need ta git a good hat. 8)
regards
bearridge
Taxation WITH representation isn't so hot, either. Anonymous
Heya Aero,
Good job mate! Well done
I particularly like the neat rod holder on the port side. Nice touch. 8)
Aaahh, another one to the dark side. 8)
Good job mate! Well done
I particularly like the neat rod holder on the port side. Nice touch. 8)
Aaahh, another one to the dark side. 8)
thanks
I really have enjoyed this forum, got most of my ideas from you guys, I used all cypress with the exception of the red cedar, which was a old support timber in a horse barn they were tearing down in nashville..I inlayed a penny I found in a old cash box that my grand dad used back in the 40's & 50"s in the bow of the boat, its dated 1947. He past away 30 years ago, but he did enjoy to fish, figured by putting the penny in the boat that I would be like taking him fishing with me in a small way....by the way thats my son in the boat, I am the old guy behind the camera.....
I really have enjoyed this forum, got most of my ideas from you guys, I used all cypress with the exception of the red cedar, which was a old support timber in a horse barn they were tearing down in nashville..I inlayed a penny I found in a old cash box that my grand dad used back in the 40's & 50"s in the bow of the boat, its dated 1947. He past away 30 years ago, but he did enjoy to fish, figured by putting the penny in the boat that I would be like taking him fishing with me in a small way....by the way thats my son in the boat, I am the old guy behind the camera.....
Length
It worked out to be 13.5, I thought it was to long when I was building it, but with my 215# in it, it worked out pretty good and handles great..
It worked out to be 13.5, I thought it was to long when I was building it, but with my 215# in it, it worked out pretty good and handles great..
I believe the son is enjoying it . You probally want have one he,ll take it away from you. I think I see the penny . Yea your grand dad will all ways be with you. You can allways think of the good times you had with him. My grand dad liked to fish too.
Again nice looking boat.
Again nice looking boat.
Nice looking boat, Aero. Must be one helluva keel on it. I see in the first picture it didn't slip sideways when hung up on that sidebound lake.
Boats that we paddle can tour intimate parts of rivers, lakes, and all waterways. We see things power boaters speed right on by.
Hey geezers I know this guy is an pro he,s paddling up stream on white water . :lol: :lol:
Nice looking water windmill.
:lol: :lol: Nice looking water windmill.