I do enactment in the 1550's to 1670's and I got this link from a friend.
http://www.noquartergiven.net/ships.htm If you go to the second page you see
folks that build 15'11" that can sail 6 adults.

I thought this was the coolest thing since it's a small enough to dock next
to the garage.

Rose

"~EV~" wrote in message
nk.net...
I do enactment in the 1550's to 1670's and I got this link from a friend.
http://www.noquartergiven.net/ships.htm If you go to the second page you
see
folks that build 15'11" that can sail 6 adults.

I thought this was the coolest thing since it's a small enough to dock
next
to the garage.

Yes, but it's best to go with modifications on the hull. Stevenson Projects
sells kits for afew types of smaller sailing craft. Their designs can be
built without the enclosed cabin, which requires some ingenuity, but can fit
more crew, and would be slightly more "period" for re-enactors.

It'd also give you a good feel for life aboard a "real" ship of the time.

Do you have a link for the Stevenson Project? Also that place is in
California and I'm on the East Coast, that's a difficult haul not to mention
shipping.

Thanks!
Rose

"Weathered Rose" wrote in message
nk.net...
Do you have a link for the Stevenson Project? Also that place is in
California and I'm on the East Coast, that's a difficult haul not to
mention
shipping.

Thanks!
Rose

www.stevensonprojects.com

If that doesn't work, just go to www.hotbot.com and type in "Stevenson
Projects".