Jeff Williams

After a six-year refit, Miss Bohicket, waits patiently at a dock, facing page, during her first outing with Phillip and Andie Reid. Andie is captured in 2003, top photo, during the most glamorous and grueling portion of the refit: removing the bottom paint prior to raising the bootstripe. The bilge yielded a few bits of rusted metal, formerly known as hardware, and saturated foam mush that had been part of the original construction. As part of the 2003 haulout, Phillip prepared the floors for epoxy and glass, center, and for bilge paint, bottom.

The Pearson 28-1

An old IOR-influenced design becomes a liveaboard cruiser Issue 58 : Jan/Feb 2008 For 50 years, the name Pearson has been synonymous with sailing. Along the way, Pearson built three very different 28-...

August 10, 2026