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Alison Langley Films
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Alison Langley has been a professional photographer and cinematographer for over 25 years, specializing in classic yacht and nautical imagery. Alison has earned international recognition for her exquisite nautical photography, capturing
the light, beauty and motion of classic yachts around the world.
the light, beauty and motion of classic yachts around the world.
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Herreshoff steam launch DRAGON
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1882 Herreshoff steam launch #94 DRAGON, a near replica built in 2017 by Redd's Pond Boatworks in Marblehead, Massachusetts
Sparkman & Stephen's design, schooner BRILLIANT
Просмотров 4779 месяцев назад
Schooner Brilliant Teaser for WoodenBoat magazine's "Legends" series. To watch the full-length documentary about Mystic Maritime Museum's schooner BRILLIANT, join WoodenBoat's subscription-based video channel. skills.woodenboat.com/
International One Design - Northeast Harbor Fleet - Part THREE
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.2 года назад
PART THREE - Jock Williams raced IODs in his early career and built several glass ones at his yard. Today, JWBoats cares for about half of the Northeast Harbor Fleet. International One Design fleets are actively raced in twelve locations around the world. Representatives from each fleet compete annually in a World Championship, the venue of which rotates between the fleets. As with most early o...
International One Design - Northeast Harbor Fleet - Part TWO
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PART TWO - International One Design fleets are actively raced in twelve locations around the world. Representatives from each fleet compete annually in a World Championship, the venue of which rotates between the fleets. As with most early one-design boats, the conversion to fiberglass hulls occurred for the IOD fleets in the ’60s and ’70s. Of the twenty-seven IODs from the Northeast Harbor Fle...
International One Design - Northeast Harbor Fleet - Part ONE
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PART ONE The International One Design was conceived in 1936 by Corny Shields and built by Bjarne Aas in Norway. Fourteen boats were shipped to the Northeast Harbor Fleet in 1938, and today, there are twenty-seven IODs in the fleet. John Williams Boat Company proudly maintains almost half the boats in the fleet.
Voyage to Restoration
Просмотров 7833 года назад
The U.S.S. SEQUOIA was designed by John Trumpy and built by the famous Mathis & Company in 1925. SEQUOIA was used as the presidential yacht during the administrations of Herbert Hoover through Gerald Ford and then sold during Jimmy Carter's term. SEQUOIA successfully traveled by barge from Virginia to Belfast Maine where she will undergo a complete restoration at French & Webb.
Whirlwind II - Part Three - Deck, Coaming and Details
Просмотров 9 тыс.3 года назад
The boat now complete, her lines and details are perfect. Finishing Phase three on the Catboat "Whirlwind II" is a recreation of the Gil Smith design "Mariam" from the late 1800's. She is currently being built in phases at Artisan Boatworks in Rockport, Maine. We have made a web site so that people can follow the build: whirlwind2.com You can also follow her on instagram and facebook: instagram...
Whirlwind II - Part Two - Planking
Просмотров 17 тыс.3 года назад
Planking and glassing the Catboat "Whirlwind II" is a recreation of the Gil Smith design "Mariam" from the late 1800's. She is currently being built in phases at Artisan Boatworks in Rockport, Maine. We have made a web site so that people can follow the build: whirlwind2.com You can also follow her on instagram and facebook: whirlwind_2 whirlwind2/
Cruising Club of America Member Haley Lhamon
Просмотров 2843 года назад
As a dinghy sailor from Texas, then California, Haley King Lhamon competed as a youth at a national level and trimmed aboard the 1988 Sears Cup winner (junior triple-handed nationals). She met her husband Rusty while racing at Stanford University and the couple went on to live in Michigan, Germany, and Washington. They now live on Bainbridge Island and own Lyric, an Alden 44 on which Rusty's pa...
Megunticook Rowing
Просмотров 9804 года назад
The mission of Megunticook Rowing is to create the opportunity for the sport of rowing in mid-coast Maine, to educate participants in rowing technique and the lifelong benefits of the sport of rowing. In the 10 years since Megunticook Rowing’s inception, hundreds of rowers have enjoyed getting on the water with us. We continue to realize the dream of our founders, value the significance of our ...
WHIRLWIND II - Part One - Building and Setting the Frames
Просмотров 8 тыс.4 года назад
the Catboat "Whirlwind II" is a recreation of the Gil Smith design "Mariam" from the late 1800's. She is currently being built in phases at Artisan Boatworks in Rockport, Maine. We have made a web site so that people can follow the build: whirlwind2.com You can also follow her on instagram and facebook: whirlwind_2 whirlwind2/
Whirlwind II - Why Build a Gil Smith Cat Boat?
Просмотров 9 тыс.4 года назад
Watch and learn the inspiration for the build and the passion Yarrow Thorne has for this project.
Cruising Club of America - Member profile Brainerd Family
Просмотров 5344 года назад
The CCA is an international organization of over 1,200 members/sailors who adventurously voyage the world oceans and who embody superior seamanship, promote safety at sea and practice good stewardship for the environment. For as long as I have known about the club, I have always had a great admiration and respect for their members and mission. I was honored and excited to work with them, making...
NY40 MARILEE: Restoration of a Herreshoff Classic
Просмотров 670 тыс.6 лет назад
The 1926 Nathanael Herreshoff-designed NY40 MARILEE recently underwent a complete restoration by French & Webb in Belfast, Maine. This two-year-plus restoration was tremendously successful due to the collaborative effort of many artisans, engineers, curators and crew whose passion and commitment to the project were beyond compare. This was not your ‘typical’ restoration of a wooden classic. Mod...
Stunners… elegance on the water. Spirit Yatchs are keeping this breed alive in Great Britain.
There is absolutely nothing prettier than a Gil Smith transom! Nicely done. My neighbor in Sayville, LI, NY had one of the last Gil Smith boats built in the early 30s, a 30fter, that I watched him singlehandedly restore and occasionally served as his gopher as a grade schooler in the mid-60s. It was simply gorgeous - unfortunately he sold it in the early 70s to someone who didn’t know how to take care of it and it was gone by 1975.
A piece of context here: Peter Webb & Todd French managed the large boat program at the Landin School in 85/86 and supervised the construction of ALERION to the Hart collection plans. It was perhaps even more arduous than building under LR survey. Everything had to be as it was originally--including building a mould for every frame, and steam bending a massive freshly cut white oak stem. The mould took too long, actually everything did. The stem split--I remember at least twice. Finally Hart relented and allowed a laminated stem. The boat was not completed in an academic year, so it was moved to Stu Gillam's shop in K'port and the final launch was beautiful. Peter and Todd were very good teachers, and excellent shipwrights, and I cannot think of a more qualified team to carry out the Marilee project. If I were them I would be thrilled beyond belief.
The boats in NE Harbor are absolutely stunning. However there is one that is red on one side a green on the other. It makes it very confusing when you’re racing. Where tf did that red boat come from and where th did the green boat go?
What a handsome boat!
I grew up sailing Flying Dutchmans on Great South Bay where we would run into old Gil Smith boats. We'd be soaking wet out on our trapezes, carefully keeping our boats level, while they were dry, stable and fast. It used to make me think that somehow we were in the wrong boats.
Look forward to this!
When you don't have a budget and you love love love old boats. 🙂
What kind of wealth was the boat built with? and ditto rebuilt with? At the time of design and build, were women involved? Asking for history trail
Mighty impressive!
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That is one impressive launch! Thank you for posting. Looks like around 9-11 knots of speed. How many miles per cord?(of wood) LOL!
What an attractive little launch! Well done!
Congratulations to EVERYONE for a stunningly Beautiful work of Art
Great stuff!!
STUNNING!
They sail like a Dragon but better.
rescue pallets, doors and frames iinstead
She's so beautiful it brings tears to my eyes.
Magnificent 😍
the interior fake aging is hideous. looks like that generic "farmhouse chic" you see in every house flip
why does he text narration say the lead ballast was installed after the glass sheathing when we can see it went on first?
De echte boten,😊. Bristol pilot cutter.
Beautiful. But the owner trashed it by distressing all that exquisite wood and craftsmanship. Absolute travesty. Money buys a lot of things; it doesn't buy brains.
What billionaire owns this?
Beautiful project. Could you share why you glassed just the outside of the hull and not also the inside? Ive been reading endless forums trying to find the best method. Thank you!
awesome!
I love those old wood boats
A work of art.
Truly an undertaking by the Elite from concept to completion. Cudos also for the producer of this film. By the looks of the credits at the end, it seems as if the pedigree of those involved didn't include many if any "Robber Barons". How refreshingly aspirational!
This was excellent
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Wow. I'm about to start building a Somes Sound 12 1/2, but instead of lapstrake, I'm going to strip plank it, and now that I see your deck... you've raised the bar, and it's beautiful. What kind of timber are you using for the deck and for the coaming?
She's such a Beauty! This was a wonderful film. The perfect amount of historical facts blended with the excitement of the actual regatta/race itself. Fabulous camera/editing skills round out the story nicely. Thanks for sharing this! 👍♥️⛵🧭
Thank you!
Beautiful! Was the fiberglass applied to just the outside? Why not the inside? Wouldn't this cause the fiberglass to peal away over time? Thanks.
Really amazing. Great film
Absolutely well done///////
I have a boat like this and need help doing the same thing lol
Went aboard the Sequoia at Norshipco in Norfolk during the 80's and witnessed her long and agonizing decline at the Va. shipyard and her departure by barge. Quite an operation. She deserves her restoration in Maine.
Gentlemen. As one who was exposed to the nearly hypnotic joy of sailing several years ago. The sound of the breeze through the rigging, the slap of wave against hull, the spray, or challenge of a well executed upwind tack. This video was tonic to the soul. From the wonderfully done workmanship of a beautiful restoration to the scenes of racing seamanship. I would love to be part of a 'blue water' cruise of several days aboard Marilee. That would be the best thing this side of heaven. Thank you for a wonderful video, the hard well done work ( labor not in vain) and, the moments of joyful memories stirred of overnight trips aboard a 32' Sloop on the Great Lakes. Fair winds and following seas gentlemen.
Marilee is beautiful!
Fantastic
16:15 😍
Was there ever a more beautiful boat?!!
You can see why some called these boats "Skimming Dishes" ! Wonderful !
What was the cost of the restoration?
Beautiful, without more words, from Buenos Aires Argentina, a big greeting to all.
Because they are beautiful !
Wonderful thank you!
Good job. Too bad the owner wanted the interior to look like a Disneyworld set