Thread: Temporary Storage in Tasmania

i have heaps of room, pm sent

jc

Thanks Justin.

Kingston looks like quite a convenient location.

Unless I get a better offer , I will leave it with you while I explore the east coast.

Very nice looking kayak BTW - you are a real craftsman.

It may be of no use but iam just out of Launceston and if you would prefer to leave it in the north you are more than welcome, i have plenty of room in the garage.

Thanks for the offer. I will keep it in mind just in case something happens that means I can't follow through with Justin's offer.

I did originally think that somewhere in your corner of Tasmania would be more convenient, but I think a bit of backtracking will be inevitable regardless of where I store the kayak. Last time I was in Tasmania, I headed west from Devonport and spent most of the time on the west coast. I decided to leave other parts of Tasmania for another trip. So this time I hope to see a fair bit of the area on the east coast north of Hobart.

(I had to look up Googlemaps to see where Hadspen is.)

we are on the south esk river, lots of water activities in sumer with kayaks and jet ski's. A very pretty corner of the state but the problem with that is the next place you go to is just as good

Wow, that looks amazing. I'll definitely be looking out for you at the festival

I've got 2 I made, stitch and glue only. Nothing like your's. I could also find some space if needed

Rod

Stitch and glue is the one common construction method I haven't tried yet.

Years ago, I built over fifty fibreglass kayaks and canoes as well as four moulds taken off some of those craft. Recently I have built nine strip built kayaks and two skin on frame kayaks.

I will probably have a go at S&G some day, but I still have a few strip built designs that I want to build.