Today I had the privilege of facilitating the transfer of that most auspicious and storied GIS, I Am Zinea, Pterodactylus, to her new captain, the salty Pat Daniels. IAZ, P was resting comfortably in Essex, Connecticut, and needed transport to Brooklyn, New York. Enter yours truly and the ManVan. We were assisted by fellow GIS captain Paul Hayslett who lives fairly near in Connecticut, and my brother/photographer/sailor Rick. With four grown men it was insanely easy to lift the hull onto the van roof (additional lumber cross bars fitted for the occasion). All in all, it was a great day for the Goat Island Skiff community.
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| 3 Goatees: Paul, Pat, and Dave |
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| Yeah, I think it'll work... |
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| Easy peasy! |
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| Proud new captain |
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| Do we need this too? |
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| Ready to roll |
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| Destination: Brooklyn |
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| Nothing fancy; just right! |
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| Proof that we didn't cheat |
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| Surveying the new home |
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| Adding wheels |
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| Settling in (the bow did get a small saw horse to rest on) |
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| The neighbors |
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| Sailing buds? Cricket |
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| VERY nice build. Jimbo's Matinicus Double Ender, Mouse |
Yay! Welcome to Sebago!
ReplyDeleteYeah! Cool!
ReplyDeleteMomentous Moment for all Goats world-wide! Big thanks to Dave, Paul, Rick and the MANVAN! Captain Pat Danger-Danger gets the WOOT WOOT WOOT.
ReplyDeleteTime for some sailin'!