> Just finished taking the Walrus off the forms. I'm amazed that the act of
> turning the frame over can so suddenly reveal the secret of its beauty.
> Those little moments are, I think, a large part of the appeal of this
> boat-building addiction. I've done plenty of projects that afford great
> satisfaction in their completion, but nothing has ever provided a series
> of gratifying moments like this. The completion of each step is a new
> revelation of beauty. There's a temptation to just sit around and admire
> the work of one's hands. I'm sure my wife gets tired of me asking
> "So, hon, whaddya think?'' but I just can't get over that intense
> jolt of the soul that stems from creation. Sermon over. Thanks for all the
> help so far guys. Tom
Tom,
I know exactly what you mean. I just took the hull of my plywood version of the Putz 17 off the forms on Sunday. I love the lines on it especially with the bow raised 4". I'm sure my wife is getting tired of me calling her into the basement to look at it.
Mike
Messages In This Thread
- Putz 18.5 progress
Tom Kurth -- 11/15/1999, 10:00 pm- Hallelujah, can I get an Amen?
Ed Valley -- 11/16/1999, 1:09 pm- Re: Hallelujah, can I get an Amen?
lee -- 11/16/1999, 11:33 pm
- Re: Putz 18.5 progress
Mike Hanks -- 11/16/1999, 10:30 am- Re: Putz 18.5 progress
Ross Leidy -- 11/15/1999, 10:07 pm - Re: Hallelujah, can I get an Amen?
- Hallelujah, can I get an Amen?