Scamp is a 1972 replica of a Baybird, built by Chester Crosby of Wianno Senior fame. The Baybird class was designed to sail in Pleasant Bay, on Cape Cod, pictured at left, and was used by the sailing camps which proliferated here in the early part of this century. She is 18 feet long, gaff rigged, mahogany on oak. (Photo courtesy Libby Macort)
Scamp transiting the narrows headed back into Pleasant Bay during the annual Arey's Pond catboat parade. The "vice" admiral is at the tiller; Sea Legs on jib. (Photo courtesy Tony Davis)
	With 13 new ribs and 10 coats of varnish, Scamp, shown here at Arey's Pond Boat Yard, is ready for sailing season 2000.
Scamp running before the wind during the Aug. 18, 2001 Areys Pond Catboat Gathering. (photo courtesy of Barry A. Donahue)
Showing off the expensive part -- the bottom paint, during the Catboat Gathering. (photo courtesy of Barry A. Donahue)

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