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Classic Cedar Strip Solo Canoe Patterns as Designed by Master Woodworker Henry A. Mac McCarthy, author of Featherweight Boatbuilding. The Wee Lassie 2. Sign up for our Newsletter. This is a neat area to canoe. There are numerous small estuaries leading back from the bay. The East Pass of the Suwannee River enters the gulf just north of Cedar Key and would be fun to explore, as it is totally undeveloped. Rock Springs Run/Wekiva River. If you are in the Orlando area and Disney World is not your cup of tea,...
Feather Canoes | Sairy Gamp | Cedar Strip Canoe Patterns | Featherweight Boatbuilding
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Classic Cedar Strip Solo Canoe Patterns as Designed by Master Woodworker Henry A. Mac McCarthy, author of Featherweight Boatbuilding. The Wee Lassie 2. Sign up for our Newsletter. This small canoe is based on JH Rushton's Sairy Gamp. Designed by Mac McCarthy, the Feather Canoe Sairy Gamp is similar to the Wee Lassie, but has a 9' long hull and weighs in at 15-20 lbs. It is idealy suited for a child, teen or small adult up to 112 lbs. Includes measures and mold patterns hand drawn by Mac.
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Classic Cedar Strip Solo Canoe Patterns as Designed by Master Woodworker Henry A. Mac McCarthy, author of Featherweight Boatbuilding. The Wee Lassie 2. Sign up for our Newsletter. Henry A. Mac McCarthy. June 5, 1927 - March 27, 2011. From the stories of our Dad as a child setting model airplanes on fire and throwing them out the window of his home, only to set their tree on fire, it didn’t sound like Mac had to wait too long for a good childhood. Ldquo;Are you Mac? To view Mac's obituary CLICK HERE.
Feather Canoes | Home of the Wee Lassie and Wee Lassie 2 | Build you own Strip Build Canoes
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Classic Cedar Strip Solo Canoe Patterns as Designed by Master Woodworker Henry A. Mac McCarthy, author of Featherweight Boatbuilding. The Wee Lassie 2. Sign up for our Newsletter. Stephen Foster State Park, Fargo. Minnies Lake and Big Water. Almost stepping on a pygmy rattler getting out of my canoe at the platform on Minnies Lake makes me aware that the Okefenokee is still a wilderness. George State Parks and Historic Sites. For information on camping and cabin reservations at Stephen Foster State Park&...
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Classic Cedar Strip Solo Canoe Patterns as Designed by Master Woodworker Henry A. Mac McCarthy, author of Featherweight Boatbuilding. The Wee Lassie 2. Sign up for our Newsletter. We have compiled a list of common questions that folks have asked over the years, plus a list of corrections for Mac's book. If you own one of the first editions. If you do not find your question or answer below, please drop us a note by clicking here. Q: Some of the measurements are off a little in. For the Wee Lassie. The mai...
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Seattle Smitty: Westward Ho!
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Wednesday, August 3, 2011. I had never even considered riding the bike to West Seattle because it seemed to far to even think about pedaling with the kids, but someone else planned it and invited team Smitty to come along, so we went. We rode from Smitty HQ in Shoreline to Alki Beach in West Seattle. We even rode most of the way back. Once we were into friendlier territory Little Girl Smitty was elated to be back on her own bike. The destination/reason for our trip to West Seattle was to see the Navy shi...
Seattle Smitty: Not Quite Double Nickels
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Monday, August 15, 2011. Not Quite Double Nickels. There were 3 route options for the 2011 Bridge Pedal in Portland, OR this past weekend. We chose the shortest route. 6 bridges in 13 miles. Mrs Smitty and I rousted ourselves and the kids out of bed and got ourselves and our bikes onto the MAX light-rail into downtown from our hotel in the suburbs. We got there in plenty of time to sign-in and make our 9am start time. Once we were on our way people naturally spread out and the route opened up. The final ...
Seattle Smitty: November 2009
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Sunday, November 15, 2009. The Golden State Says Crazy. We had a relatively quiet Friday in Barstow before more family would come for the weekend. Trains fascinate the kids, so we walked down to the train station to get a closer look. We checked out the Route 66 and railroad museums but the kids were most interested to explore the locomotives and cabooses in the yard. On the walk back to the house we found a preying mantis. The week went so quickly, and we were suddenly on an airplane headed home.
Seattle Smitty: June 2011
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Monday, June 27, 2011. Last year's bike camping trip up the closed-to-motor-vehicles Suiattle River Road was such a spectacular time that we did it again this year. We invited a few new friends to come along but in the end only one new family was able to come and even they had to leave one of theirs at home. We were 5 adults and 6 children strong. Everyone had some sort of bike to ride. When more than half your crew is under age 5 there are many reasons and opportunities to stop and take a break. We plan...
Seattle Smitty: August 2009
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Monday, August 3, 2009. A Boundy of Places Named Deception. We made a last minute change to our original plan to go on a family-backpacking trip with some friends to a lake near Stevens Pass. The forecast called for possible thunder storms at the cascade crest. Even though it was just 30% chance we thought it best to seek another destination to increase odds of kids having a good time. We ended up at Deception Creek. about 10-miles SW of Stevens Pass. After breakfast (it was nice to toast our bagels rath...
Seattle Smitty: December 2009
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Friday, December 4, 2009. King of the Lord Hill and a beaver pond. Haven’t taken the kids out for a blog worthy adventure in a while. We’ve had a few days of crystal clear weather and even though we didn’t take full advantage, we did get out a little. Our first excursion was to Carkeek Park. I normally wouldn’t mention Carkeek ‘cause we go there with some regularity, but it was such a beautiful day that I brought the camera and took a few pics. Friday, December 04, 2009. Links to this post.
Seattle Smitty: October 2009
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Thursday, October 1, 2009. Wiggly Salmon Sand Bridge vs The Yurt Monster. Took the kids to a new (to us) park yesterday. Our intent was to meet up with friends and hike a few of the trails along the river and/or to a scenic hilltop bench. We met our friends in the parking lot but got a little side tracked playing so didn’t get much hiking done, but the kids had a great time… which is more important than how many miles we cover. Thursday, October 01, 2009. Links to this post. Brew-Ha-Ha At The Ensign Ranch.
Seattle Smitty: November 2010
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Sunday, November 7, 2010. Back in the Saddle. For whatever reason I rarely bring the camera on our outings anymore. I often regret that decision once we're out. This past week we had a few days of stellar weather and I thought to bring the camera. before we left the house. I'm glad I did 'cause I got some great footage of the kids riding their bikes on the ramps at the skate park. Sunday, November 07, 2010. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Back in the Saddle. View my complete profile.
Seattle Smitty: The Canoe Of Deception
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Sunday, July 31, 2011. The Canoe Of Deception. For a change of scenery we decided to take the Ferry to Whidbey Island and drive up the island rather than drive up I-5. The driving mileage is shorter but when you factor in waiting for the ferry and the lower speed limit on the island, it's not the fast way. That was fine with us though because we got a relatively early start and didn't need to be there by any particular time. With enough imagination a toy boat or sandcastle mold can be a stylish hat.
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Henry A. Mac McCarthy. Henry A. Mac McCarthy. Feather Canoes Wee Lassie Feather Canoe plans and patterns for a classic cedar strip solo canoe you can build yourself. Wee Lassie Plans and Patterns by Feather Canoes, offering build-it-yourself Classic Cedar Strip Solo Canoes as designed by Henry A. "Mac" McCarthy, author of Woodenboat's "Featherweight Boatbuilding". Welcome to Feather Canoes. A WAY OF LIFE. BUILD YOUR OWN WEE LASSIE CANOE. A Simple yet Elegant Cedar Strip Canoe. Get started now by ordering.
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