Aaron Lincoln, Captain, Schooner Olad — Smooth Sailing.
“Choose a job you love, and you’ll never have to work a day in your life,” is a line attributed to Confucius. The very wise Aaron Lincoln did just that. One glance at that smile on his face, and his gorgeous boat, will make anyone jealous.
It’s the sea that brings most people to Maine. And Aaron might say that the sea is what made him stay. That and Olad.
A much larger, and perhaps more beautiful, cousin to the classic Crosby Catboat
and the Wianno Seniors, Olad was designed by Chester Crosby in 1926 and launched in Osterville, MA in 1927. The family Crosby has been in the business of designing and building boats for centuries. And Ned Crosby continues the bloodline with his small shop in Barnstable, MA.
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