Alondra

In 1968 her register was closed and this vessel was licenced. David Cook states "This motor vessel was built in 1940 in the family’s back yard in Point Grey, Vancouver. It was designed and constructed by David (Ted) Cook and his son, Edward, who was the owner’s father. Ted was a master shipwright in various shipyards in the Vancouver Coal Harbour area. It has remained in the family for its 82 years. Carvel method of construction with western red cedar on oak frames above the waterline and Douglas fir below. Cabin sides are Honduras mahogany with a canvas covered deck. The vessel has two masts that can be used for steadying sails and the main mast is also used to raise and lower the clinker built dingy that rests upon the rear cabin."