Popsicle Stick ship?
Todd O. Cronkhite Maine Native in FL. Exile :~(
>What's all this I'm hearing about a ship made by a guy in Norway? using 15 million popsicle sticks and that he plans on sailing it? Anybody seen it yet?
Todd O.
Popsicle Stick ship?
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#2Re: Popsicle Stick ship? *LINK*
Cooper Suter
>Scroll down, there's a photo @the bottom of the story.
Ship Story
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#3Better site *LINK*
Cooper suter
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Thomas Skaggs, Foothills of Mount Level
>I saw it on the news this morning. They showed it in the water, moving. It floats but is it sea worthy? The guy wants to sail it across the ocean. I think I'd pass on that one...especially if the life boats are made of popsicle sticks too.
Tommy
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#5Re: Popsicle Stick ship - why of course!
Bill Houghton, Sebastopol, CA
>Centralians are no doubt aware of the evidence that the Vikings were among the earliest European settlers on the American continent. Less well-known than Leif Ericsson (sp?) is the intrepid experimental shipbuilder and explorer Gud Humorr, who made it to the coast of New England.
His descendants slowly migrated to Vermont, where some of them inspired Ben and Jerry to start an ice cream shop, and the rest is history...
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How much do you trust your glue-ups?
Jack Guzman from Maine
>A sponsor,Bison marine adhesives,must be pretty good stuff. They trust putting their name to this project.Anyone have any experience with it?---Jack
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#7Ellis! New Contest Idea!
Eric Hedberg
>Build an 18th Century reproduction secretary out of popsicle sticks. Maybe a woodie plane? Now what flavor would be more durable to use for the sole cherry or root beer, hmmmmm. Well better run to the grocery store;-) Eric