Posts from — March 2010
Spaulding/Wylie design to be built by 2010 Youth Apprentice Program
A boat designed by Myron Spaulding in 1923 while he was a student at the Polytechnic High School in San Francisco will be the boatbuilding project for the 2010 Youth Apprentice Program at the Spaulding Wooden Boat Center. World-renowned boat designer Tom Wylie has updated and adapted the design for use in the youth program.
High-school aged apprentices will learn the art and craft of traditional wooden boatbuilding working alongside professional boat builders in the oldest wooden boatyard in Sausalito.
Details are available at 2010 Youth Apprentice Program.
Engineering and visualizations by Douglas Frolich
March 19, 2010 No Comments
Polaris and her crew prepare for 2010 sailing season
The volunteer crew of Polaris, our 1906 gaff sloop (see Sail with Us for more about Polaris) was busy this past weekend getting Polaris ready for the 2010 sailing season. Polaris, along with Pegaus, our 1962 Spaulding 33, take guests out for sails on San Francisco Bay. A total of eight crew rotations will be training and preparing in the next weeks for the upcoming sailing season.
- Polaris crew volunteers Peter, Steve and Jim flake the foresail
- Steve and Jim examine Polaris’s boom gallows
- Crew overboard exercise on Polaris
- A duffel bag prepares to go overboard
- A duffel bag is rescued from Richardson Bay
- Polaris departs for further exercises on the water
March 15, 2010 1 Comment



















