In some areas from Samos the tradition of building fishing Boats still alive.One of this places is Agios Isidoros and Drakei village where we took this photo.
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11 years ago
That's a handsome boat but I think some water would leak in!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo of an exacting craft. Perhaps you can go back and show us the progress on it sometime.
ReplyDelete@ Leif Hagen
ReplyDeleteI hope they are going to do some more work before they drop it into water!!¨;)
@brattcat
ReplyDeleteI am flying back to the island in 3 weeks and perhaps is a good idea to go and check the progresson it.I will keep you informed :)
How interesting! Yes I would like to see the finished product too.
ReplyDeleteSuch craftsmanship. You wonder how long it will continue.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see this in person, not many wooden boat built here anymore. Keep us posted!
ReplyDeleteWhy has it been painted such a bright orange/red Benikos? It is a gorgeous colour.
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed this post. I live in a fishing village with a boat building tradition too. The schooner was developed as a fishing boat here in Gloucester, Massachusetts, USA.
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