Letters about Heritage 12 from Dave Fish
Bill,
As you may have heard, the Blackburn Challenge has a reputation for being one of the longest, toughest open water rowing races in the Northeast. The 20+ mile course circumnavigates the rocky coast of Cape Ann, Massachusetts and is mostly open ocean with a wide variety of [...]

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Graphic designer David Bean of Kemah, Texas (near Houston), had an 8-foot boat and little experience when he decided to row all 367 miles of the Texas coast. It took 29 days spread over two and a half years.
His vessel: He rowed the first 232 miles in an 8-foot boat with a 4-foot beam-until it [...]

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Blue Yeats:
I have wanted a pulling boat with a sliding seat for as long as I can remember. Something to row in heavier weather and open water. And I did buy an incredibly beautiful, blue pulling boat with a sliding seat, outriggers and nine-foot, super-light carbon-fiber oars shaped like hatchets. It pulls like [...]

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Dear Bill,
Just a quick note to let all the crew of Little River Marine know how well my Heritage 18 performed during the 2nd annual Suwannee River Challenge 2003. The water level on the Suwannee was up, the sun was shining and the Heritage 18 was the perfect boat to use, for what turned out [...]

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