The workshop is a busy and convivial place on Monday evenings from 5 pm to 9 pm.

Volunteers are always welcome as are donations of money, tools or materials. This workshop activity is important as it maintains our fleet of heritage boats and has in the past and will again be the focus of some community boat building.

See here for 2009 photos

These photo albums can be accessed by double clicking on each thumbnail photo or the photos can be previewed by hovering the mouse over each thumbnail. This will take you a me.com site where my .mac account (now regrettably known as me.com) resides. I can put a lot of photos there very cheaply in comparison to loading them onto the lbt.org.au site.

Things are progressing now in many fronts. Plans are nearly complete for the workshop renovation, the mzzanine floor above the kitchen and new meeting area will allow library and office. The Acorn dinghy class now has 4 planks on. The Grebes are nearly all maintained and we are about to commence an oarmaking class.

LBT workshop February 2009

As the Bell Brandon’s sad and stretched hulk lies on the banks of the Huon by our shed, the little Acorn dinghy takes she and the Lady Jane renews slowly, is painted and is looking like a real lady

LBT workshop March 2009

Swiftsure gets a new bottom paint and her  spars are rapidly taking shape. Each workshop night includes a fine meal cooked usually by Ros Barnett or another volunteer

LBT workshop 22 March 2009

Things are progressing now in many fronts. Plans are nearly complete for the workshop renovation, the mzzanine floor above the kitchen and new meeting area will alloa a library and office. The Acorn dinghy class now has 4 planks on. The Grebes are nearly all maintained and we are about to commence an oarmaking class.

LBT workshop April 2009

Things are progressing now in many fronts. Plans are nearly complete for the workshop renovation, the mzzanine floor above the kitchen and new meeting area will alloa a library and office. The Acorn dinghy class now has 4 planks on. The Grebes are nearly all maintained and we are about to commence an oarmaking class.

LBT workshop February 2009