Yesterday’s strong winds didn’t stop the crew from taking the Riggin‘s winter cover and framing off. It was time. Typically we remove the cover when we haul out in the spring but because we did our haul out in the fall we were able to keep the cover on a little longer. We are now [...]
By J&E Riggin
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Posted in Maine weather, Rockland Maine, Uncategorized, Wooden Boat Maintenance
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Also tagged Alan Castonguay, ratlines, Rockland Windjammer Wharf, Schooner J. & E. Riggin, Schooner Nathaniel Bowditch, Schooner Stephen Taber, winter cover, Wooden Boat Maintenance
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And we have Toni Ridout also from Dallas, Texas who is joining us for her 3rd season on the J&E Riggin. Annie is very happy to have her helpful hands in the galley! What did you do over the winter? I did some traveling- I went to Florida, Colorado, Oklahoma, Philadelphia, New York and Boston. [...]
When it rains, it pours as the saying goes- actually records all over New England are being broken including the Portland Maine rainfall record from 1953 which was broken Tuesday night. And here in Rockland the weather has been no different wet, wet, windy and wet - this means it’s time to work in the barn. How oakum comes [...]
By J&E Riggin
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Posted in Maine Vacations, Rockland Maine, Schooner Crew, Uncategorized, Windjammer Vacations, Wooden Boat Maintenance
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Also tagged 1927 schooner, Bo Willoughby, Capt Jon Finger, Maine weather, Oakum, outfitting, Oyster Dredger, rain records, Schooner Crew, Scott Pavageaux, Wooden Boat Maintenance
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