The summer season has been busy moving the gundalow from river to river and town to town. The most challenging bridge to get under is the railroad bridge that crosses the Squamscott River. Here is the gundalow going upriver, and back – it takes JUST the right height to squeeze under – with a 2′ draw, we need over 7’2″ …to clear (with the mast out all the way.)
Gundalow Company anticipates windfall from Kittery Point waterfront property sale “Our twelve years in the Kittery house was a windfall for us, living on waterfront with a deep water dock – having bridge-free access to the open sea, taking what was an unkempt lot full of bramble and turning it into what we came to say is a ‘Maine-scaped’ acre with stately ledge and sloping lawn,” Sherry Walworth reminisced. “We think it’s a good turn around that we can take whatever windfall that comes from our house sale now and share it with the Gundalow Company.” The property, currently on […]
