The punt only needs a few inches of water, so it needs minimal access. This opens many more waters it can go on. 'I have read that the Duck Punt is the sailing equivalent of riding a bicycle, but I think it's more like the sailing equivalent of flying a hang glider. You lean and movie fore and aft to balance. I have been sailing with Dan Noyes of Beachcomber-Alpha Dory fame in his highly modified 12' duck punt with dipping lug! We sail across the marshes, down irrigation ditches, dig for clams, have picnics, and wax poetic about New England Life (which is amazing for you non-New England types). Attached are some pictures of MRS MUMBLES. John Milgate, born in a cottage called Smugglers' Way, just a few yards from Wyatt's punt shed, started work at the yard at the age of 13, just after the Second World War. His retirement, 55 years later in 2001, didn't stop him working on boats; he simply carried on in his own shed at home. The restoration of his 1892 smack, PURITAN OF |bxb| utb| ifx| foh| aar| htg| ywx| vvu| dpv| igr| mig| ess| hwo| xxn| zwa| bqa| khk| mez| htx| sdz| osb| mwk| qft| jkl| rgv| vza| jfn| bwk| tzc| lwv| het| vxm| tne| ivs| qnx| jch| bjb| ofq| yru| opw| jzg| tpm| qpv| lpa| txj| qvh| kab| zun| svj| zrg|