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02.08.10
- What a great picture. This is L'Emeraude, Mariner
#1588, during a September sail last year. Owned by Hubert Cormier,
she is one of the many Canadian Mariners and is sailed in New
Brunswick. Like Orion, she is one of the
"mid-model" boats, retaining the mahogany coaming tops, forward
hatch and the classic "bump-top" cabin from the earlier-style
boats, but made into a "2+2" by raising the cockpit floor and
adding two quarter berths as well as enclosing the cabin. One would
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02.08.10
- The Mariner Class Association's periodic newsletter, Notice to
Mariners, is scheduled to be mailed sometime in the next few
weeks. Join now if you are not currently a member to receive this
great resource - and also have access
to all the past newsletters online!
01.11.10
- A recent e-mail from Dave Whittier at Stuart Marine mentions that his
yard has been overflowing
with restoration and repair jobs. Be sure to consider him if you are
hoping to restore your boat and simply do not have the opportunity to do
it yourself.
01.02.10
- Tim Reiche, owner of Mariner #2170 Maggie, has been involved in a
little restoration work of his own. Be sure to check out his blog here
to follow the work he will be doing, including flipping the boat over
(!) and working on the bottom.
01.02.10
- The Sail Trim and Rig Tuning Seminar for Mariner Class Association
members, originally scheduled for January 23rd in Waterford, Connecticut,
has been postponed.
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02.07.10
- More work was done on the deck core today - I was able to bring Orion
outside to sand the area and get it ready to
be faired with epoxy and fairing compound.
02.01.10
- While work on the deck core has halted temporarily due to illness and
extremely cold weather, I updated the "Pic of the Weeks"
page. There are now 65 fantastic pictures
of boats that had been featured on the front page starting back in
November of 2008.
01.25.10
- The deck core page continues to grow as I
fiberglassed over the new deck core. The next step is to cut off
excess fiberglass, sand the area and fair it.
01.22.10
- Updated the deck core page now that the new
G-10 core has been installed. This marks a big milestone; the next
task is to fiberglass over it and then see about repairing the cabin
arch.
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