Working in harmony
with Nature’s gifts of wind and tide,
sailing our local goods
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Community Scale Sail Transport: Debriefing Report for 2015 Season
While perhaps not the happiest report re: sail transport efforts in the Puget Sound, it’s realistic: we were unable to find sailors who were willing to manage as a co-op.
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We did, however, succeed in working out a community-scale model of sail transport that other groups, located in more progressive communities, can use. And, we transported over 12 tons of local goods with minimalist fossil fuel (engine dockside).
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We will be maintaining social media: Twitter and Facebook; email contact via Kathy (kpelish [at] gmail; and this website as a point-of-contact. Thank you to everyone who supported us during the six years of development!
AGENDA:
“Meaning accrues in duration.” ~ Filmmaker Ken Burns.
Have we found the resources necessary to make community-scale sail transport work?
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