The owner of Transom Boat Works,
Ted Derivan.
Our friend, Jackie, assists in "clean-up"
after the oxen dory launch.
Transom Boat Works had 2 boats on display as
part of the Nova Scotia Boat Builder's In-Water Boat Show: a newly restored wooden Bluenose Sloop and an 11-foot Shellback Dinghy.
The Shellback Dinghy always receives a lot of
attention and interest.
Ted's brother, Jim, visiting Nova Scotia
for the Festival.
Jen received this Shellback from her brother Eric. She named the boat "Stircrazy" after her catering company in Ontario.
Transom Boat Work's Handy Billy Motor launch
in the Parade of Sail.
Despite the overcast and drizzly weather, there still managed to a little fun on the water racing the Shellback Dinghies in the harbor.
One of the highlights of the Festival was the launch and inaugural sail of Jen's new Shellback Dinghy.
Chip Dickinson, one of the esteemed boat
judges for the Festival, presents Ted with
one of the two awards Transom Boat Works
won this year.
Sailing past the Bluenose.
