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Peter Richardson's T2 in Australia
Peter's T2 will be featured at THE AUSTRALIAN WOODEN BOAT FESTIVAL.
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How to Build a Dinghy: Traditional Craftsmanship
When they found a set of faded plans in Teignmouth museum, Jon Seal and Conor Magee had no idea that this build would lead them on such a fascinating journey
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Haida Sails: The Breath of Cedar
Before stories were told, we Haida sailed the Pacific Ocean and the turbulent waters of Hecate Strait, navigating our way from Haida Gwaii, west across the open ocean to Hawai’i and Japan, and south to California and beyond.
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Legendary Lyman Boats still making waves on Lake Erie
Thousands of legendary wooden watercraft from the Lyman Boat Works in Sandusky are still taming the waves of Lake Erie, even though the famous wooden boats first created in 1875 have not been made since 1973.
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Young boatbuilders to finish rowboat, build lobster crates
Harpswell Boatbuilders will offer a class for youth ages 9-14 from January through May.
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Close to the Water: Escape to the Lake
I never want to go sailing on a lake. The boundaries are known, I can see the destination; the horizon of possibilities is limited.
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And away…! Latest hand-built wooden boats from Boat Building Academy students take to the water
The latest wooden boats, hand-built by students at the Boat Building Academy (BBA) in Lyme Regis, have been launched in the town’s historic harbour.
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Women in Boatbuilding: BBA Leading the Way for Inclusivity
Inclusivity at the BBA: Women outnumber men at boatbuilding course for the first time.
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Youth Embark on Adventure in Kornati Islands of Croatia
People say the three great reasons to be a teacher are June, July and August. Captain James Bender is a shop teacher in Redwood City who, for the past several years, has spent those three months continuing to teach through his Adriatic Maritime Institute in the islands of Croatia.
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Boatbuilder’s Notes: How to Set Up a Honing Guide
Robin Gates’ guide, to setting up a honing guide…
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Minimax (?) 12' plywood runabout
I built this 12' flat bottom plywood runabout from Popular Mechanics plans in my senior year of high school, 1964.
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