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Tag Archives: Plug Nickel
What a Muslim taught them about Christmas
By JOTR staff Once upon a time, two Peace Corp volunteers were facing a lonely Christmas in the sub-Sahara. They were thousands of miles from family and friends. They had each other, true. But they would learn that they also … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Hardalee Press
Tagged Cross Purposes, Hardalee Perss, Joel Thurtell, Plug Nickel, Seydou's Christmas Tree, UP THE ROUGE!
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Plug in the Bay
Written by Joel Thurtell Photographs by Adam Thurtell I thought I had everything I’d need for the job — a 100-foot tow rope, lines for tying the boat to docks, my tool box and one of those compartmentalized plastic tackle … Continue reading
Posted in Bay, Boats
Tagged Canada, Lightning sailboats, McGregor Bay, Plug Nickel, wooden boat
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Plug Nickel and my little book machine
By Joel Thurtell Plug Nickel is back. In fact, the boat named “Plug Nickel” never went away. But since June 2005, my columns about my adventures with the wooden Lightning sailboat hull that eventually came to be christened “Plug Nickel” … Continue reading
Posted in Hardalee Press, Old boats
Tagged Boats, Lightning sailboats, Plug Nickel, publishing, vintage boats
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Hardalee Press
By Joel Thurtell People were wondering what I was doing all summer. Notes came in from readers chiding me for letting weeks go by without a post. Living in a place with no phone or Internet can make it hard … Continue reading
