Issue 138 Table of Contents

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BOATS

Brooklin Boat Yard
Bruckmann Yachts
Edgerly Boat
French & Webb
Hunt Yachts
Hinckley Yachts
John Williams Boat Co.
John’s Bay Boat
Kittery Point Yacht Yard
Lyman-Morse
Bigelow Laboratory
Morris Yachts
Pendleton Yacht Yard
Rockport Marine
SW Boatworks

HOMES

This Little House
Maine Huts & Trails
Garbage to Garden
Virginia "Sally" Brun

HARBORS

Rockland's O'Hara Corp.
Penobscot Island Air
Why is the Ocean Blue?

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FROM THE PUBLISHER

BOATYARD DOGS®

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
We welcome your comments, and we print them too!

ON THE TOWN DOCK

SMALL ADVENTURES

AWANADJO ALMANACK

THE MAINE I LOVE

DEPARTMENTS

A Postage Stamp in Time
Replicas, Reproductions, Repliductions, and Fancifications
By Peter H. Spectre

Maine Course
Cassoulet Maine-style
By Nancy Harmon Jenkins

My Boat, My Harbor
Sometimes the Mooring Comes First
By Basha Burwell

A Letter From Away
Tough Swedes, Kayaks, Criehaven, and a Mission
By Jose Sosa

BONUS CONTENT

What's Online @ maineboats.com
Bonus Content For This Issue

SLIDE SHOW: See Rockland Breakwater in all seasons through the eyes of this issue’s Maine I Love photographer, Bob Trapani, Jr.

VIDEO: Learn why the men and women of the Marine Patrol are heroes. Watch a dramatic rescue.

LEARN MORE: John Williams’ six-man canoe was inspired by Hokule’a, a replica of an ancient double-hulled sailing canoe. The replica will journey up the East Coast in 2016. Learn more at www.hokulea.com.