物語
This schooner, flat-bottomed was built in 1926 by Eriksen Boat Builders Ltd. in Edmonton, AB.
歴史的注記
George Duddy (Email to Nauticapedia 10/09/2024) states "She would have been shipped by rail to Fort McMurray and then taken down the Mackenzie River including portaging on a trailer pulled by a tractor over Smith Portage. Quotation from book: “The boat I ordered came to Aklavik. The summer of 1926 I owned a schooner at last! It was a brand-new one, built that year, and called the Bonnie Belle. It was forty feet long, with a Francisco Standard heavy duty ten horsepower machine-to-make-fire. It worked beautifully.”"
所有者と船長
In 1926-1927 she was owned by Nuligak (Bob Cockney), Aklavik NWT Canada.
She was later she was owned by Walter & Stanley Cockney, NWT Canada. Note a previous version of this entry noted she was owned by Scotty Gall based on interview in Victoria on 27/08/1991 in Victoria and that she was built by Ericksen Boat Builders. It appears that Gall probably mixed this up with the HBC schooner Blue Fox which he skippered in 1927 that was built by that firm.
船長
Nuligak (Bob Cockney) (1926);
参考文献
- Nuligak – “The Autobiography of a Canadian Eskimo”, edited and translated by Maurice Metayer
- Interview with E.J. Gall and Sven Johansson 27/08/1991 at Victoria BC
- George Duddy (Email to Nauticapedia 10/09/2024)
