I don't have any more Coot Calendars, but, through my own negligence, I missed somebody's order and feel obliged to print a couple more Calendars to send to them. If you'd like a Coot Calendar, let me

Got a new stand up freezer, and saved the older one till food got moved. No problems with it, works fine, and looking for a new home. La Verne wanted more room and frost free so she got it. First one

2013 Devlin Lit' l Coot US$ 20,000* Portland, Oregon https://www.yachtworld.com/boats/2013/devlin-lit-l-coot-3680521/?fbclid=IwAR0PS9oIx3NUpYox9adQGRkcYHexf3B-GgDU7w-4EjF0WLIMYzOv1AWcvvk

Bob's wife tested negative for COVID-19. That is great. Bob's condition is unchanged, which can also be taken as good.

This stuff is gettin' weird. I gotta do what I can. Hey, everybody. I don't know if this is fact or not, but I have been taking vitamin D supplements for years and there have been several reports that

She's neat. Pickup, test, and return to home went as smooth as silk. She was in good shape, breathing well, etc. She has a chronic cough, so I couldn't evaluate on that. We wore KN95 masks the entire

I like Bob's attitude. He is fun to be around. In 2007, we were at at Summer Solstice messabout at Quinn's Cove, and Greg S., Bob, and I decided to make a beer run to St. Helens in my Weekender, the Q

Could someone help me out I received the book "On Celtic Tides" in the mail today. I vaguely remember asking someone if I could borrow it but I don't remember who. Anyway thank you. Elaine

If you have Netflix give My Octopus teacher a view. It’s a great documentary . Case Sent from not here -- Dirt

Normally I keep the pay Coot calendars for a while after the year is done. The 2020 calendar was put to rest. Made a good fire starter! Sent from not here -- Dirt

Wow, I'd forgotten that snow. I had (think I still have) a picture of me and Boatman Bob (I think) in the middle of the harbour with the snow falling. I'm going to have to find that again, put it up i

The Guv eased COVID restrictions in Lincoln County to "high risk", but that level only allows outdoor gatherings of up to 8 people (or a similar number of Coots). Rather than flout the rules or, more

I heard about this article last month, but by the time I realized that the NW maritime Center had neglected to send me the November issue of 48 North I couldn't find one in the usual spots. I thought

The Race to Alaska has been cancelled, again. <sigh> But the replacement looks like it'll be an interesting adventure. Counterclockwise around the Washington part of the Salish Sea: https://nwmaritime

I think I mentioned these autonomous sailing craft back when they set off for the Bering Sea. Now they're back, and the mission was successful. Not only did they they do the job they were sent to do,

There's an article in the Sunday (I'm a few days behind...) fishwrapper about rebuilding Otis after fire destroyed most of it in September. Quinn's trailer survived, but his partner's house didn't, an

I'm reading "Reach of Tide" and keep seeing references to the Gander. Sixteen feet, 8hp Outboard, draws 6", has cabin, with bunk and stove??!! That sounds like something I might like! Does anybody hav

I got a request from someone with a very, very strange return address, who'd seen the Coot Calendar, for info on Jim C's "cartop canoe". I'm afraid to reply to them directly, so here's the info: Marth

I just emailed the latest, and last of 2020, Coot Contact List. If you think you should be on the list, but didn't get it, let me know. The Coots' Contact List is a private list of phone numbers, emai

Saw this on the Pocket Yachters' group: "Greetings in COVID December 2020 "Having built a half dozen small craft in the past I’m interested in a San Francisco Bay Pelican. Rather than build one from p