The crew hand "turned" Lavengro's masts using circular saws, power and hand planes, all manner of sanding implements and lots of muscle! She sails better than ever-- except for a little problem with her canvas blowing out underway, because the old dacron sails just aren't up to the job. New sails, and new running rigging are the order of the day! Can you make any donation to help Lavengro achieve yet another tack on her sail to complete restoration?
Here's how you can help:
Donate
Money is so very useful. Could you please send the Lavengro some?
Money sent through this PayPal link will only be used for Lavengro restoration and maintenance.
Volunteer
Live in the Seattle area and want to get your hands dirty? Email
Don't live near Seattle, or don't want to get your hands dirty? We have digital work projects that could use help as well as sewing and small wood/metal fabrication jobs for volunteers. Interested? Email the same address above.
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