So I think it’s time I showed you guys what the boat looks like. In one of my previous posts I used some words to describe One White Tree but I don’t think I’ve included any photos. Words are good for some things but most times people are lazy (I know I am) and just want to look at the pictures (like I do).
The view from the bort bow.
One White Tree from afar
The underside or “bottom” of the boat – this is probably the single most important part of any sea-going vessel – if you have no bottom, there can be no boat.
The sides of the boat are almost as important as the bottom. The sides are actually what makes a boat a boat (a sideless boat is called a raft)
The keel is an essential part of any boat – helps with stability.
One White Tree’s anchor, while beautiful, would not make a very nice tattoo.
Here’s another picture but from the front – note the expertly cleaned hull – barnicle free!
This should give you an idea of the mass of OWT. She’s pretty big.
So there you have it. The lower outside of recreational sailing vessel One White Tree. I’ll write another time about the upper outside, the lower inside, and then finally, the toilets.
So stay tuned to http://www.diehardthree.com for more exciting boating action!
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I want to see the toilet
Which one? Boat or Berlin?