Message-Id: <m0vpqYP-000EmBC@atheria.europa.com>
Date: Wed, 29 Jan 1997 23:05:03 -0800 (PST)
To: baidarka@lists.intelenet.net
From: Roger Korn <rkorn@europa.com>
Subject: Re: Native Watercraft Society
Good job! Keep us informed
At 09:41 AM 12/9/96 CST, you wrote:
>>
>> The mail carrier just delivered the Dec. 15, '96 issue of "Messing
>> About In Boats. _Way in the back of the classifieds I found this
>> little ad:
>>
>> Native Watercraft Society, P.O. Box 26221,
>> Wauwatosa, WI 53266. For builders and students
>> of traditional kayaks, canoes, curraghs, bullboats,
>> dugouts, reed boats. Membership $20/yr, incl 3
>> issues of Journal. Send for brochure.
>>
>> Do any listmembers belong to the Society or have any
>> knowledge, experience with them?
>>
>> ~marc
>>
>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>> Marc_Pettingill@juno.com --///-- Award winning all-wood canoes
>> Designer, Builder, Teacher, Author "Building SWEET DREAM"
>> 28 lb. all-wood ultralight solo canoe for single & double paddle
>> (More info & MIME64 encoded three-views available on request)
>> Build your SWEET DREAM at WoodenBoat School Sep 16-20, '97
>>
>
>I am currently the editor of the society's journal. That's about
>all there is to the society right now, the journal,that is.
>Its aim is similar to this mailing list, namely to disseminate
>information, although it does it in a less timely fashion than
>this mailing list, and it adresses small craft of all kind, not
>just baidarkas.
>
>The content has leaned toward kayaks, since this is what I build
>and toward the types of craft accessible in the Midwest. However,
>we are starting to get input from people outside the region and
>are always looking for input from anyone who has anything to say.
>
>To find out more, visit http://www.mixweb.com/nativewater/ or write
>to the PO Box for a brochure, or ask me questions.
>
>--
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