Oh no, I'm DOOOOMED! I just got my dirty little hands on an old
Beachcomber and I can't let go! ;-) After selling the partially completed
Boler "The Pine Cone" in 2010, (You can search for it here on the forum.) I moved to BC, lived the "good life" as a caretaker of the abandoned cannery of Butedale, on Princess Royal Island for a year, (A one thousand square mile island with a population of one.) Then I had to move to Kitimat due to a bad tooth and finances. (Or lack thereof.) But the good life was not lost completely. A guy I met in Butedale lives in Kitimat and invited me to stay at his gold claim in exchange for my help at said claim. So, back to the bush I happily went. However, sleeping in a Clark Jungle Hammock, as insanely comfy as it is, didn't leave me with a lot of storage space. Which led me to the quest for a new trailer. When I got back to so called "civilization", I started looking for another
Boler, or something similar. Found a couple of Bolers, but the owners wouldn't sell. Dang! Then, I just happened to come down my street from the opposite direction that I normally travel, and lo-and-behold! There's a
Beachcomber sitting at the back of my neighbor's driveway. Like, you've GOT to be kidding me! So, it looks like I'll be redoing another
fiberglass trailer with knotty pine again! And THIS time there WILL be a wood stove in it when I'm done. Anyways, there are no pictures yet. (It's buried in snow. --- The town name Kitimat means "People of the snow" in the Haisla's (First Nation) dialect. And it's VERY well named too.) Anyhoo, my old
Boler I named the "Pine Cone" due to the shape, and all of the pine inside. So I figured I should name the
Beachcomber something along the same lines. Maybe "The Pine-Comb"? Hee-hee! "The Driftwood"? Anyone got some fun names? Well, that's all for now folks. I'll update with some pictures as soon as it's possible.
Cheers!
Cory