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Thompson Boat and Laminated Timber 5 years 10 months ago #136730

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Great story here by our friend thompsonboat in the last issue of ACBS Glacier Lakes Chapter "at the waterline"

See pages 6-7:
AtTheWaterlineApr-May-June2018

Thanks Andreas,
Terry

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Thompson Boat and Laminated Timber 5 years 10 months ago #136747

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Thanks for the article Terry. Since I live in the area I am quite familiar with the Thompson boat name and also the Oconto Cruiser name but never knew about the laminating part. I believe those beams were used in the construction of the church I was married in back in '63 in Sturgeon Bay.

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Thompson Boat and Laminated Timber 5 years 10 months ago #136748

fun reading !
Andreas

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Thompson Boat and Laminated Timber 5 years 10 months ago #136764

Great story, and thanks again Andreas for the tour and the hospitality at the Thompson rally last year. We did stop back and get a picture of our Thompson in front of what is left of the old factory.

Bill

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Thompson Boat and Laminated Timber 5 years 9 months ago #136779

Just received another order for glued laminated timbers for USS Constitution "Old Ironsides". A new jib boom and fore top gallant yard

Andreas

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Thompson Boat and Laminated Timber 5 years 9 months ago #136781

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GREAT!
Hate to admit this but back in '66/67 while I was in Boston my ship was moored next to old ironsides, same pier directly across. Boston Naval shipyard on the Charles river. As polluted that was the ship could be bottomless and it would still float.
All pomp and circumstance. The crew was spit shine and polish 100%

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