Yancanuck

31 July 2009 | Sun Harbor
29 July 2009
03 February 2009 | Panama City
02 February 2009 | Panama City
01 February 2009 | Sun Harbor
31 January 2009 | PC
27 January 2009 | PC
18 January 2009 | Panama City
03 January 2009 | PC
02 January 2009
01 January 2009
31 December 2008
30 December 2008 | Panama City
22 December 2008 | Panama City
19 December 2008 | PC
18 December 2008 | PC
17 December 2008
16 December 2008 | PC
08 December 2008 | PC
26 November 2008 | Panama City

The bow

14 November 2008 | Panama City
Nancy
In the spring I painted the flowers on the bow of the boat. Since we had two boats at that time we had Yancanuck anchored so we didn't have to pay for slip rent on two boats. Tom would row out to the boat and take pieces off the boat and bring them to shore to refinish them. We would row past Bayou Joes, a popular place to eat. Sometimes the waitress would yell out "There goes the Professor and Marianne", as we rowed by.
Tom removed the bow piece with the wooden flowers on it and I painted it. It is big and very heavy. It was a bit tricky getting them back on the boat when you are in a dinghy and you are floating around. There are two, one on each side of the boat.
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Vessel Name: Yancanuck
Vessel Make/Model: Gaff Rigg Schooner
Hailing Port: Panama City, Fl
Crew: Tom and Nancy
About: Tom is a Yankie and Nancy is a Canuck. This is how we came up with the name for our boat Yancanuck. We met two years ago and got married, at the time Nancy had bought a Catalina 30 and came to Panama City on holidays to see her new boat. Tom had already been here for 6 years.
Extra:
The boat was built in Panama City by a man named Marvin Boase. Marvin built everything on the boat but unfortunately didn't ever sail it. He died on the boat. So maybe we have a ghost to deal with! The boat was never really cared for since Marvin's death, but now we are restoring it. It [...]

Who: Tom and Nancy
Port: Panama City, Fl