Finished at last

[Tom Wiarda]

Here are some pictures of my completed 1939 OT Yankee. It was my first canoe restore and I benefited a lot from the information I received from this forum. It turned out good and I learned as I went along. If I ever do another one I'm sure it will turn out better. The maiden voyage was a short paddle with my son on the Rogue River in Rockford Michigan. Thanks again for all the help. Tom

 

[Kathryn Klos]

Nice work, Tom-- looks beautiful, and its great seeing her in the water! Thanks for sharing the pictures.

Kathy

 

[Mark Adams]

There is nothing more fun than paddling a canoe you have restored. It is just one of "those" things that has to be savored. Great job!

 

[Dave Wermuth]

WEll Done Tom

and the next one is always better than the one before. Now get some scratches on it.

 

[chris pearson]

Tom,
Great job! You need to join our Michigan Chapter, or have you already? We have a blast together. I live in Holland so feel free to call me if you want to go paddling.

 

[Dan Lindberg]

Chris,

Who would someone talk to to get on the list?

Dan

 

[chris pearson]

Russ Hicks... I cant find his phone number off hand, anyone help?

 

[Dave Wermuth]

Dan, I'll dig out his contact info and some old newsleters for Saturday. Whatever you do, mark the Quiet Water Symposium on your calender. March 2010.

 

[Denis M. Kallery]

Chris,
517-663-3882