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Phil Bolger - Departed
http://www.boattest.com/Resources/vi...px?NewsID=3403
I've run across his name many times in trying to get educated about boats. I suspect some here have been in boats of his design. --Vic |
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Phil Bolger - Departed
On May 28, 9:57*am, Vic Smith wrote:
http://www.boattest.com/Resources/vi...px?NewsID=3403 I've run across his name many times in trying to get educated about boats. I suspect some here have been in boats of his design. --Vic I'm betting Harry will be here saying how he knows him very well, has boated with him, had him luncheon aboard his lobster boat, and got advice from him when he was a competitve sailor. |
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Phil Bolger - Departed
Vic Smith wrote:
http://www.boattest.com/Resources/vi...px?NewsID=3403 I've run across his name many times in trying to get educated about boats. I suspect some here have been in boats of his design. --Vic I saw that elsewhere. There were several Bolger-designed sailboats in Milford harbor when I was growing up in that area, including a couple of "sharpies." I wonder if any of those beautiful old wood sailboats are still floating... We had an L16, a beautiful molded ply sailboat designed and built by Bill Luders in Stamford. Luders designed the American Eagle, an America's Cup contender in the mid 1960's that Ted Turner raced successfully around the world. I'll bet Luders and Bolger knew each other. |
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Phil Bolger - Departed
On May 28, 10:15*am, HK wrote:
Vic Smith wrote: http://www.boattest.com/Resources/vi...px?NewsID=3403 I've run across his name many times in trying to get educated about boats. I suspect some here have been in boats of his design. --Vic I saw that elsewhere. There were several Bolger-designed sailboats in Milford harbor when I was growing up in that area, including a couple of "sharpies." I wonder if any of those beautiful old wood sailboats are still floating... We had an L16, a beautiful molded ply sailboat designed and built by Bill Luders in Stamford. Luders designed the American Eagle, an America's Cup contender in the mid 1960's that Ted Turner raced successfully around the world. I'll bet Luders and Bolger knew each other.. BWAAAHAAAA!!! I knew it.......... |
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Phil Bolger - Departed
On May 28, 12:01*pm, wrote:
On May 28, 10:15*am, HK wrote: Vic Smith wrote: http://www.boattest.com/Resources/vi...px?NewsID=3403 I've run across his name many times in trying to get educated about boats. I suspect some here have been in boats of his design. --Vic I saw that elsewhere. There were several Bolger-designed sailboats in Milford harbor when I was growing up in that area, including a couple of "sharpies." I wonder if any of those beautiful old wood sailboats are still floating... We had an L16, a beautiful molded ply sailboat designed and built by Bill Luders in Stamford. Luders designed the American Eagle, an America's Cup contender in the mid 1960's that Ted Turner raced successfully around the world. I'll bet Luders and Bolger knew each other. BWAAAHAAAA!!! I knew it..........- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - What's really funny is 90% of the "****ty rowboats" I have built (according to WAFA) were Bolgers or inspired by Bolger... Now that WAFA wants to be in on the boating post, he all of a sudden thinks Bolger boats are beautiful.. I knew it snerk Harry, WAFA.... Rest in Peace Phil.. You made small boats available to the "non-elite" in the world.. |
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Phil Bolger - Departed
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On May 28, 12:01 pm, wrote: On May 28, 10:15 am, HK wrote: Vic Smith wrote: http://www.boattest.com/Resources/vi...px?NewsID=3403 I've run across his name many times in trying to get educated about boats. I suspect some here have been in boats of his design. --Vic I saw that elsewhere. There were several Bolger-designed sailboats in Milford harbor when I was growing up in that area, including a couple of "sharpies." I wonder if any of those beautiful old wood sailboats are still floating... We had an L16, a beautiful molded ply sailboat designed and built by Bill Luders in Stamford. Luders designed the American Eagle, an America's Cup contender in the mid 1960's that Ted Turner raced successfully around the world. I'll bet Luders and Bolger knew each other. BWAAAHAAAA!!! I knew it..........- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - What's really funny is 90% of the "****ty rowboats" I have built (according to WAFA) were Bolgers or inspired by Bolger... Now that WAFA wants to be in on the boating post, he all of a sudden thinks Bolger boats are beautiful.. I knew it snerk Harry, WAFA.... Rest in Peace Phil.. You made small boats available to the "non-elite" in the world.. What's really funny is that you think you know what you are talking about here. |
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Phil Bolger - Departed
On May 28, 1:25*pm, HK wrote:
wrote: On May 28, 12:01 pm, wrote: On May 28, 10:15 am, HK wrote: Vic Smith wrote: http://www.boattest.com/Resources/vi...px?NewsID=3403 I've run across his name many times in trying to get educated about boats. I suspect some here have been in boats of his design. --Vic I saw that elsewhere. There were several Bolger-designed sailboats in Milford harbor when I was growing up in that area, including a couple of "sharpies." I wonder if any of those beautiful old wood sailboats are still floating... We had an L16, a beautiful molded ply sailboat designed and built by Bill Luders in Stamford. Luders designed the American Eagle, an America's Cup contender in the mid 1960's that Ted Turner raced successfully around the world. I'll bet Luders and Bolger knew each other. BWAAAHAAAA!!! I knew it..........- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - What's really funny is 90% of the "****ty rowboats" I have built (according to WAFA) were Bolgers or inspired by Bolger... Now that WAFA wants to be in on the boating post, he all of a sudden thinks Bolger boats are beautiful.. I knew it snerk Harry, WAFA.... Rest in Peace Phil.. You made small boats available to the "non-elite" in the world.. What's really funny is that you think you know what you are talking about here.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - What's really funny is the fact that I predicted you'd come here and lie about at least some sort of relationship with the builder, and you did! |
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Phil Bolger - Departed
On May 28, 12:30*pm, wrote:
On May 28, 12:01*pm, wrote: On May 28, 10:15*am, HK wrote: Vic Smith wrote: http://www.boattest.com/Resources/vi...px?NewsID=3403 I've run across his name many times in trying to get educated about boats. I suspect some here have been in boats of his design. --Vic I saw that elsewhere. There were several Bolger-designed sailboats in Milford harbor when I was growing up in that area, including a couple of "sharpies." I wonder if any of those beautiful old wood sailboats are still floating... We had an L16, a beautiful molded ply sailboat designed and built by Bill Luders in Stamford. Luders designed the American Eagle, an America's Cup contender in the mid 1960's that Ted Turner raced successfully around the world. I'll bet Luders and Bolger knew each other. BWAAAHAAAA!!! I knew it..........- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - What's really funny is 90% of the "****ty rowboats" I have built (according to WAFA) were Bolgers or inspired by Bolger... Now that WAFA wants to be in on the boating post, he all of a sudden thinks Bolger boats are beautiful.. I knew it snerk Harry, WAFA.... Rest in Peace Phil.. You made small boats available to the "non-elite" in the world..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I don't know how the same person could have designed ugly ducks like the Micro and AS-29 and beauties like the Chebacco boat and the Lobster Skiff. I like this quote from someone on the WoodenBoat forum: "He designed his death like he designed his boats: ugly, even grotesque to some, but inarguably practical and efficient in the final analysis." R.I.P. Phil |
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Phil Bolger - Departed
On May 28, 2:22*pm, wrote:
On May 28, 1:25*pm, HK wrote: wrote: On May 28, 12:01 pm, wrote: On May 28, 10:15 am, HK wrote: Vic Smith wrote: http://www.boattest.com/Resources/vi...px?NewsID=3403 I've run across his name many times in trying to get educated about boats. I suspect some here have been in boats of his design. --Vic I saw that elsewhere. There were several Bolger-designed sailboats in Milford harbor when I was growing up in that area, including a couple of "sharpies." I wonder if any of those beautiful old wood sailboats are still floating... We had an L16, a beautiful molded ply sailboat designed and built by Bill Luders in Stamford. Luders designed the American Eagle, an America's Cup contender in the mid 1960's that Ted Turner raced successfully around the world. I'll bet Luders and Bolger knew each other. BWAAAHAAAA!!! I knew it..........- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - What's really funny is 90% of the "****ty rowboats" I have built (according to WAFA) were Bolgers or inspired by Bolger... Now that WAFA wants to be in on the boating post, he all of a sudden thinks Bolger boats are beautiful.. I knew it snerk Harry, WAFA.... Rest in Peace Phil.. You made small boats available to the "non-elite" in the world.. What's really funny is that you think you know what you are talking about here.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - What's really funny is the fact that I predicted you'd come here and lie about at least some sort of relationship with the builder, and you did!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Harry can chew on this... "Some boats are better than others; but it's not important that they be better," he (P'B) says in a conversation about the uses to which various types are put. He means this "any sort of boat will do" in the general sense that a boat roughly suitable to its purpose can achieve its purpose, and in the social sense that it's good for people to enjoy themselves on the water whatever they're in, so long as they don't get drowned." Phil Bolger.. Rip |
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