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Issue 175 Table of Contents

March/April 2022

A Cruise Down Memory Lane on a Special Boat
A cruise on a boat built by her father brings back great memories and makes new ones.

A Tribute to a Maine Fisherman
A caring gesture from a waterfront community

Boatyard Profile: Riverside Boat Company
Riverside Boatyard: 6th generation boatbuilder on the Damariscotta River

Camden’s Anchor Works
Camden once was the site of the country’s largest anchor manufacturing company.

Church of the Red Lobsterboat
A red lobsterboat moored near his home became a beacon of sorts for author Peter Behrens.

David Wolfe: Master Printer
Master printer David Wolfe helps artists and publishers realize their visions.

Gardiner: River Town Revival
A historic community on the Kennebec River has been undergoing a revival in recent years.

Kiva + Nana
Sail loft canines Kiva & Nana

Letters to the Editor 175
Hinckley 41s, knots, and a steamship search

Maine I Love — Joe Upton
Maine through the eye of Joe Upton

Maine’s Lynx Project
Maine lynx: secretive, beautiful, and threatened.

McCurdy Smokehouse
The McCurdy smokehouse Museum tells the story of Lubec’s fishy past.

The Rachel Finds Her Lost Soul
A cherished family sailboat is rebuilt in Canada.

The Transformative Power of Rowing
The DoryWoman of Belfast shares her love of her craft.

To Do’s and Distractions
Sandpaper and the to-do list

Welcome Downeast
Melting ice, swelling birdsong, and red maple flowers

Wild ice, a Russian eagle, and changing of the guard
An expedition sailing vessel, skating on wild ice, and waiting for shrimp

Zemphira
An unfortunate high-speed grounding provides the opportunity to modernize an aging racer.

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Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors, Issue 175
Issue 175 | March/April 2022
Volume 35 | Number 2
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On the cover: Bill Morris sails on his Morris 32 Fox, which was built by his brother, the late Tom Morris.