Packed up to leave the Happy Vagabond A.J. has a new friend, Mack has a new boat	This photo was under water for 20 years Boat Building in the Happy Vagabond Camp Key Largo, FL 1982
Another view of the boat under construction Under the Hang Glider Wing that became a Sail Key Largo, 1982	Mack's recycled plyood under a recycled hang glider Bow view.  Another underwater photo recycled
One Hull of a Trimaran we named "The Survivor." This ship is 85 feet LOA and 35 feet beam. A cabin on the cross deck was 30'x30' and livable when we launched SURVIVOR 31 Mar, 1985. It left the Oakland-Alameda estuary under the power of its 200 h.p. diesel auxiliary. It was designed to sail, and maybe it eventually did.	Landing Ship Tank (LST) with bow doors open and ramp down. See the Straits of Gibralter Tale