Chasse Maree magazine published an interview with Michael "The quest for performance is not a matter of materials, it's a state of mind" Translated by Christine deMerchant

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Read Jenő’s experience with the Viola 14 sailing canoe which is Michael Storer’s latest design - the second and the third boats were built in Hungary by two members of the Hungarian Amateur Boatbuilding community (hajoepitok.hu).

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Editorial and Article praising the simplicity and performance of the Goat Island Skiff in "Le Chasse-Marée" magazine this month - France's premier traditional and wooden boat magazine.

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A nice post by Brian Anderson who has built some outriggers for his Quick Canoe gives a good idea of how much performance can be expected from 2hp and a neat installation.

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Sailboat for Sale - an extraordinary, light plywood sailing dinghy. This is a prototype of the S12 sailing dinghy built with gaboon ply and full epoxy gluing and sealing. A project needing its conclusion.

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This boat was intended to be a minimal river and open water racer for two lightweight experienced sailors (or one larger one) - big sail for the fluctuating conditions, light enough to plane consistently and cartop portable - it was also based on the Oz Goose built with incredible attention to detail. It requires a small amount of work to complete.

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Why explained. My most popular design is the Goat Island Skiff a light plywood planing sailing dinghy that is devastatingly fast in most conditions - not so surprising when you realise a lot of the development was because of racing dinghy advances but intended to avoid the skyrocketing costs of sailing participation.

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Building a sailboat in a confined space is not untypical, but Ermis in Greece built his Goat Island Skiff on the balcony of a 6th floor apartment and had to employ a very tall crane to lift the boat down.

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College build 20 boats - The PHBYC yearly boatbuilding program is 20 Oz Goose sailboats to start a sailing curriculum for the Cadet training. These are young engineers.

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Crazy speed difference between 8ft and 12ft version of same boat. A resizing that worked beyond all expectations and taught us something about the limitations of conventional thinking about hullforms and performance

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