Nate, you are so wonderful to have fixed the problem with location, I didn’t dream that you’d be so alert to catch my comment during this busy time of the boat show. amazing, how good you are at your work. Thank you again.
Don't believe the map's location of PILAR. I did some editing today and now see I messed with something I shouldn't have. PILAR is anchored in Port Bonbonon, also know as Tambobo, Siaton, at the very bottom of Negros Oriental, We can see Mindanao on clear days.
Everything about Christina Grant's exterior is breathtakingly perfect. I would love to see her interior,...more beauty...more about yourselves, too, in the bio pages. There are so many beautiful boats in this show that it's hard to say which is the most beautiful, but I would vote for yours over mine in a heartbeat.
...yes, and your part in the love, the memories, and the skilled craftsmanship you contributed to helping your dad and I build PILAR remains a vital and integral part of her.
the word 'Inspiring' isn't big enough to express all that is inherent in the life work shown here. Am breathless with admiration and longing...so grateful to see this page
YES! Stunningly beautiful! Stopped my breath when she scrolled past too quickly and I had to frantically get back to see more...sigh. Wish this boatshow could last forever.
am so grateful to have just watched this video. "Heart's ease..." is what it gives. Beautiful boat, deeply meaningful thoughts about the values inherent in boats. Timely, as am also facing the future for my own boat. Your family is blessed to have their connection to Saona and by extension, others benefit, too, by listening and seeing your story.
Lovely description of her history for a very special boat. Wish this website could last forever but happy to have this last day chance to see Taylor Rose.
38′ Atkin Ingrid Ketch (1984) – PILAR
Nate, you are so wonderful to have fixed the problem with location, I didn’t dream that you’d be so alert to catch my comment during this busy time of the boat show. amazing, how good you are at your work. Thank you again.38′ Atkin Ingrid Ketch (1984) – PILAR
Don't believe the map's location of PILAR. I did some editing today and now see I messed with something I shouldn't have. PILAR is anchored in Port Bonbonon, also know as Tambobo, Siaton, at the very bottom of Negros Oriental, We can see Mindanao on clear days.38′ Atkin Ingrid Cutter (1986) – JD CROW
Praise to you also, Nate! The love and the attention to taking care of your beautiful boat is heartwarming. Such a joy to see.39′ Atkin Cutter (1999) – CHRISTINA GRANT
Everything about Christina Grant's exterior is breathtakingly perfect. I would love to see her interior,...more beauty...more about yourselves, too, in the bio pages. There are so many beautiful boats in this show that it's hard to say which is the most beautiful, but I would vote for yours over mine in a heartbeat.12′ Philippine Racing Pram (2015) – THE RAT
This is WONDERFUL! Will show it to my workers for inspiration...so very pleased to see more Philippine boat entries to this fantastic boat show.38′ Atkin Ingrid Ketch (1984) – PILAR
...yes, and your part in the love, the memories, and the skilled craftsmanship you contributed to helping your dad and I build PILAR remains a vital and integral part of her.Gail McGarva
the word 'Inspiring' isn't big enough to express all that is inherent in the life work shown here. Am breathless with admiration and longing...so grateful to see this page26′ Gil Smith Catboat (2021) – WHIRLWIND II
YES! Stunningly beautiful! Stopped my breath when she scrolled past too quickly and I had to frantically get back to see more...sigh. Wish this boatshow could last forever.40′ Rhodes Double-Ended Centerboard Ketch (1936) – SAONA
am so grateful to have just watched this video. "Heart's ease..." is what it gives. Beautiful boat, deeply meaningful thoughts about the values inherent in boats. Timely, as am also facing the future for my own boat. Your family is blessed to have their connection to Saona and by extension, others benefit, too, by listening and seeing your story.30′ Herreshoff H28 (1966) – TAYLOR ROSE
Lovely description of her history for a very special boat. Wish this website could last forever but happy to have this last day chance to see Taylor Rose.