(39b N’drua) Cal’Shandarr fact of the day: . N’drua’s were large, up to 30 meters long, and could carry more than 200 people, and despite often being called "canoes" they were not dugouts, but plank-built ships. The Camakau were the medium sized craft of the Deferent Humans, it features a double Hull, one hull smaller than the other and a Single sail. There is often netting between the hulls hanging over the ocean for storage like the N’drua. Then there is the Takia the smallest of the watercraft that didn’t technically have two hulls but instead “cama” or stabilizing float. The Takia were a type of outrigger canoe that was even smaller than the medium sized Camakau. The hull of a Takia was a dugout and they rarely had sails, and did not ever have a centerboard. An oar was used as a rudder. The Takia is open throughout its length like a boat, and had spars to which the cama is secured rests on the gunwale. . . . . Hey #wheeloftime fans you might love this! Are you into #gameofthrones or #thestormlightarchive ? Check out #thedayspringepic ! Get a face full of #conceptart , and #fantasyconceptart at https://www.facebook.com/thedayspringepic/ . #TheDayspringEpic is a series of new #fantasynovels , and if you're into #fantasybooks I think you're going to dig it. Part one; #legendsinthemist of book one coming to ebook soon. Watch for it! #Lathamn is going to rock your world. You're going to want to see the places this hero goes. . . I have found and tagged as many artists as possible. All other art is courtesy of google images. Original photographer/artist unknown. . This image is possibly created by an artist by the name of #HerbertKKane . This work was not created for my book but is a vague representation of a portion of my story. Find more work by this artist at http://herbkanehawaii.com