Comments on Thomas on 45th and Roosevelt

You know, I grew up in Port Townsend, land of the Wooden Boat Festival and School. I've known more people than I can think of that have built their own wooden boats, and never thought it special until I read the last line this guy said.

How romantic is that? I hope he finds his mermaid.

Aren't mermaids supposed to drag sailors to their watery graves?

I love this series.

I could have used a little more depth, but I'm really enjoying the new series.

@1 There used to be an old mariner's cafe in the Boat Haven - a good place to meet some salty characters. Not sure if the place is still there, and don't remember the name.

Hot fish women dragging elderly sailors to their watery bosoms = well, if you gotta go.......

That's a good interview except for the parts that don't actually make sense.

@6: I'd pick sexual exhaustion, personally. While falling. But maybe that's just me.

I agree, this new series by Mr. Olson is quite nice. Although, it seems that some of the last interveiw was lost due to technical difficulties.

I agree, this new series by Mr. Olson is quite nice. Although, it seems that some of the last interveiw was lost due to technical difficulties.