This blog is about various boat and environment related topics that I care to comment on. First and foremost, this blog is about skin on frame boats, their construction and use, as well as paddle and other stuff related to skin boat use.
Monday, November 30, 2009
Followers
I know that two, possibly three people follow this blog. Now you have a chance to announce the fact that you follow this blog. Announcing yourself gives me some idea of who's reading the blog and gives me a chance to target its content at a given audience. See followers gadget in the right margin for details. Click somewhere and see what happens. Haven't tried it myself so I'm not sure how it will work.
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hey Wolfgang!
been following your site for a few weeks now. I am a novice paddle builder, and am looking to build a SOF kayak over the winter to prevent myself from kayak withdraw!
Enjoy your blog.
http://awholebunchofings.blogspot.com/
Eagerly awaiting the (imminent, no doubt) publication of the next edition of "The Aleutian Kayak"....And, while I'm waiting, reading your blog daily; or at least as often as you post to it....Just cracked my borrowed-from-the-library-copy of "Don't Sleep There Are Snakes" on your recommend.
I hope you are pleasantly surprised at how many read your blog....
David White
David, hope you enjoy, "Don't Sleep." The first half of the book is kind of an adventure story and the second half is probably less interesting for most people since it is about linguistics, but on the whole, it is a worthwhile read if for no other reason than that it examines what one scientist from MIT described as the happiest people he had ever seen.
Wolfgang,
Enjoyed "Don't Sleep" immensely. Some of the linguistics is over my head, but the idea that this tribe is clearly very unique among surviving First Peoples will stay with me. Interesting the intellectual struggle and the crisis of faith by the writer over many years is overshadowed by the things he learns from the Paraha, not to mention the fact of their existence and the way they live in the world.
Thank You!
David White
I follow in my RSS reader, but don't use that gizmo.
Hi Wolfgang,
I keep you as an RSS feed favourite and check it every couple of days.
Bill
Apart from lack of time, I follow this blog with enthusiasm. Keep on Wolfy!
gianfranco
Hi Wolfgang,
I follow the RSS feed too. I've just built my first skin-on-frame boat. I have a feeling more will follow.
Chris
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