The three artisans most involved in building the boat, Alejandro Morales, Francisco “Chico” Vásquez and David Ramírez, pose just before the boat leaves the shop
The three artisans most involved in building the boat, Alejandro Morales, Francisco “Chico” Vásquez and David Ramírez, pose just before the boat leaves the shop
The three artisans most involved in building the boat, Alejandro Morales, Francisco “Chico” Vásquez and David Ramírez, pose just before the boat leaves the shop
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- The three artisans most involved in building the boat, Alejandro Morales, Francisco “Chico” Vásquez and David Ramírez, pose just before the boat leaves the shop
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- The 37 foot steel yacht built by M. Pierre Turlin in La Antigua Guatemala.
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- The author and two La Antigua cabinet makers turned boat builders next to the catboat at central park, La Antigua
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- “Chico” adds trim to the centerboard trunk
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- The first topsides plank, the cabin sides and part of the first bilge planks are fastened
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- The boat leaves the shop
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- The bottom plank with the centerboard trunk stiffeners in place being screwed to the building platform by David Ramírez
