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Is the ring hard? maybe it's a glob of thickened resin put down when the deck went on, cheap way to attach mast tube bottom to hull. I think I recall those boat's might be vac- u- formed plastic but it's been a while. And it would make a pretty darn good drinks cooler for a party.

Is this Yahoo? I just ran across this old ad, I don't know anything about it though, it seems like one pops up every year or so. http://www.usedboatsales.org/sailboat/wilderness-30-ultralight-sailboat-no-reserve This one's mine, near Seattle, but it may be spoken for

I thought you were making the worlds finest hiking racks, then I saw the photo down thread. Nice work.

Drill a 1/4" hole in the deck somewhere near the mast step area, turn the boat upside down on sawhorses and drain the water out of bow area. Turn it back over and cut hole for 6" deck plate. Vac out remaining water and dry as much as possible. Before you put the deck plate in, spooge some fiberglass mat inside around the mast step tube. Install deck plate, go sailing, leave it open afterwards. Suck out left over water with a shopvac. Lots of dinghys separate the bow from the side tanks, on purpose, because most dinghys leak some when capsized.

Came in fixed keel or lifting keel version, not a centerboard.

This stuff

OK, I'll start. Here's the Ed trying to wash the stink of a DNF off his driving hand.

FYI "Oregon and Washington are both "at-will" employment states. That means that a Portland employer, for example, can terminate an employee for any reason or no reason at all."

"The Oceania 75 employs over 2500kW of solar panels as a standard feature," Really...

Wild Horse? It's been brought up few times but I don't know where

Undocumented Interplanetary Immigrants?

Fifty As in Fifty/50 chance of sailing again...Ever

I'm sure they are actually very nice guys once you get to know them and ms13 is just an innocent social group.

Great, maybe soon we can replace those loudmouth back talking bow men.