MI 12
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gonandkarl
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Re: MI 12
Hi PapaDave,
We are still waiting for Your report of the splash. Please keep us informed how the first rowing was and if possible with a few pictures. Once more congratulations to this beautiful boat.
Greetings from Karl
We are still waiting for Your report of the splash. Please keep us informed how the first rowing was and if possible with a few pictures. Once more congratulations to this beautiful boat.
Greetings from Karl
Re: MI 12
Been gone for some time. The MI 12 was splashed but my oars were certainly too long at 9 feet 3 inches. I need to build a set at 7.5 feet oars and go out again. The boat came in at 110 pounds including oarlocks. I ended up mainly using 12 oz. biax tape and cloth so I believe that this is the reason for the higher weight than designated in the plans. She moves along easily in the water and is very stable.
On another note, I just returned from Colorado and Utah rivers in the solo dory and had a great time beating up the little boat a bit.
On another note, I just returned from Colorado and Utah rivers in the solo dory and had a great time beating up the little boat a bit.
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ks8
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Re: MI 12
Nice! 
If there were 72 hours in a day, I'd fill it! All these completed beautiful boats, and I've got this deck to fix, and this lawn to mow...
ks8
If there were 72 hours in a day, I'd fill it! All these completed beautiful boats, and I've got this deck to fix, and this lawn to mow...
ks8
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