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Nona S

January 24, 2013

Fishing Vessels | New Work

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Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op is leasing additional space to house the Nona S and Erickson 38.  The Nona S, is getting a new deck with purple heart beams, a plywood overlay and fiberglass.  In 1976, Nona S, a Skookum 52, was  built in the same building it is now located.  Owners, Frank and Tam, have fished this trawler in SE Alaska for ten years.  In November 2011, Shipwrights Co-op fabricated an aluminum house for the Nona S.  When the new deck is complete, Shipwrights Co-op will reinstall the aluminum bulwarks, the new house, and rigging.

Erickson 38 and Nona S at Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op.

Erickson 38 and Nona S at Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op.

Project Manager, Dave Griswold, and Matthew using the ship saw to cut the large purple heart deck beams for Nona S.

Project Manager, Dave Griswold, and Matthew Martz using the ship saw to cut the purple heart deck beams for Nona S.

Owners Frank and Tam, of Nona S, working on their trawler.

Owners Frank and Tam, of Nona S, working on their trawler.

Purple heart deck beams for Nona S.

Purple heart deck beams for Nona S.

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