Phillips, I remember her in penobscot bay as "Navagatrix" we would pass each other sailing in the reach. She was beautiful then and still beautiful today a tribute to Aage Nielsen.
I knew Paul, his sons Frank and John as well. I was 16 when we spent the final 2 week period to commission "Madrigal" at his yard. I can remember when Paul visited my machine shop in Blue Hill while he was delivering one of his feathering props for a Schooner in Stonington. He was an amazing man and built beautiful boats.
34′ Nielsen/Luke, Keel Yawl (1957) – ANNIE
Phillips, I remember her in penobscot bay as "Navagatrix" we would pass each other sailing in the reach. She was beautiful then and still beautiful today a tribute to Aage Nielsen.46′ S&
I knew Paul, his sons Frank and John as well. I was 16 when we spent the final 2 week period to commission "Madrigal" at his yard. I can remember when Paul visited my machine shop in Blue Hill while he was delivering one of his feathering props for a Schooner in Stonington. He was an amazing man and built beautiful boats.46′ S&
Thank you for your kind thoughts, I totally agree. She is a family treasure. Albert Boardman