Jul 2, 2009 · The Peapod has played an essential role in the life and history of Maine. Named for its rounded, double-ended shape, Peapods are thought to have originated about 1870 around …

Jun 19, 2023 · Maybe it was the weight of the skiff that permitted that. And maybe it was a traditionally built Peapod that I read could do take 200 lbs. on the gunnel. I'm hoping that a …

May 14, 2003 · The last time you asked this question, I suggested that you get John Gardner's books containing peapod plans. Were you able to find the books in the library or through inter …

Apr 22, 2006 · Does anyone know of any plans/designs for a 15-16' plywood lapstrake rowing peapod besides D. Hylan's Beach Pea? I am trying to find a traditionally built peapod that can …

Jan 27, 2021 · Re: Peapod question - go easy on me! Welcome to the Forum! I looked at the website and the peapod you want to build is based on a traditionally built peapod but the kit …

Aug 23, 2010 · Re: Joel White Peapod light as a feather YMMV, but my practical limit for the weight of a 'car-top' boat is about 120 lbs. Sounds to me that to have the stability and …

May 28, 2010 · Re: sailing a peapod without rudder and centerboard Big Food's sprit rig is actually the rig from the Catspaw Dinghy, drawn by Joel White. At 65 square feet, I think it was a touch …

Oct 23, 2008 · A peapod was my first trad. planking job after quite a few plywood boats. And I taught myself, really. Right out of Chapelle's book. That was the text they used at Bates when …

Jan 7, 2018 · Re: My Winter Build - Arch Davis' "Maine Peapod" I have long thought that Arch Davis has a very good eye for a boat,the Penobscot 14 and 17 were all that I had seen of his …

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