Issue 154 Table of Contents
September/October 2018
From the Publisher — Issue 154 Boatyard Dogs — Issue 154 Letters to the Editor—Issue 154 On the Town Dock — Issue 154 My Boat, My Harbor (My House) — Issue 154 Delightful Beast Two Great Keel-Centerboard Options Pendleton Yacht Yard: Island Anchor A Lifelong Boatbuilder Printed Boat Parts? You Bet. What Makes the Wind Blow? The Case of the Missing Mussels Light in the Autumn Darkness The Battle Notch or the Dreaded Repower The Joy and Heartache of Maine Farm Life in the 1960s Animal Visions New. Found. Land. Searsport Awanadjo Almanack—Issue 154 Midye Dolma, Stuffed Mussels, or “Paella Bites” Not to miss in Newfoundland Impressions of Newfoundland Launch of Blackjack Married to a Man Who’s Married to a Boatyard Bucksport’s Elegant Linwood Cottage BONUS CONTENT What's Online @ maineboats.com Bonus Content: TRAVEL: So you want to go to Newfoundland?
RECIPE: Who doesn’t want a new recipe for cooking mussels? This one for stuffed mussels comes from Turkey. VIDEO: Who would believe that an otter would bite someone? BOAT SHOW: The first annual Maine Small Craft Celebration is planned for Sept. 22-23 in Portland. Learn more. VIKING INVASION: Well not really, but the Draken reproduction Viking ship was a huge hit in Maine. The digital edition of the magazine is also available for subscribers to view online or download to a device. Already a subscriber?
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Issue 154 | September/October 2018
Volume 31 | Number 5
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On the cover: Sailors on Isleboro have been racing Dark Harbor 20s like these since the 1930s. When Stanley Pendleton started Pendleton Yacht Yard on the land his family had owned since the early 1900s, he already had a reputation as a DH20 expert. Today the yard continues to care for much of the fleet.
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