Hiya devotees of ALBATROSS' Adventures, allow me to point you to Alba's latest page and project. Yours diligently, steadfastly, yea doggedly,
"MD!"

SeaClear is a PC based chart plotter for Windows 2000/XP/NT/95/98/ME. With a GPS connected it displays the current position, speed, heading and other data on the screen.

The reed boat Arbora 3 is heading to the Azores, then on to Spain. If you click on "Arbora III - Live NEW!" you can see the latest position of this lee board-equipped vessel.

If some of your readers are getting tired of "traditional" wooden boat building methods, here's some food for thought. Great project, too. Click on the "boat building" photos.

-Tom Burton

Mick Brown, who's Robbe Atlantis was featured in Duckworks recently has opened his own site.

Here's an excellent site that has a PDF download with instructions for making a Greenland style paddle, and an excellent 32-minute downloadable video.

Gary Blankenship

Bill Giles came up with a REALLY NEAT way to make foils -- super quick and easy to make a nicely shaped foil. I call it the "Bill Board".

Shorty

My Bolger Light Schooner is almost finished. Slide show here.

Jim Kessler

When I built my folding kayak, I got a lot of help from this website.

Brian Anderson

Listen to the furledsails.com podcast interview with Shorty Routh.

There is also a good interview with Mark Przedwojewski of Kruger Canoes

Noel David is the guy who with wife, Christy, operates furledsails.com. He is preparing to do the next Everglades Challenge in a Klepper. He is keeping a blog here.

Chuck, you can see my report on the Sucia Island Messabout here.

Andrew Linn

Here is an interesting boat - it seems to fold up and go in the back of a van.

Chuck:

Here is the link to the flickr site for the new boat.

warren