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Marie Celine

May 9, 2011

New Work | Sailing Vessels

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The Marie Celine is a 45 foot Murray Peterson schooner that is currently located in the Big Shop. Project Manager Pete Rust’s crew have replaced some of the deck structure and laid new plywood sealed with epoxy and dynel cloth.  The team continues structural work on the frame heals and deck.

Marie Celine

The Marie Celine first arrives to PT Shipwright’s Coop

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Mike Rust is hard at work.

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Pete Rust lays the plywood deck.

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Josh Greene building the sapele margin boards and trim for the bridge deck in the cockpit.

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Pete Rust wrecking out planks below the waterline.

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