Issue 165 Table of Contents
July/August 2020
Hard work, but worth it Milo and Zoe Letters to the Editor — Issue 165 Significant builds, a new breed of ferry, and some goodbyes Back to the Future in Round Pond A Vintage Knockabout Design Finds New Life Resto-Mods Prowling the Coast in a Catboat Colin Page The Architects Build a House for Themselves Ocean Health A Year in the Life of a Lighthouse Rice Brothers’ The Bygone Era of the Prim & Proper Bathing Suit Dresden Welcome Downeast The Bateau: Forgotten Workhorse of Maine’s Rivers From Sail to Power The Maine I Love — Basha Burwell In Search of the Perfect Boat BONUS CONTENT What's Online @ maineboats.com Bonus Content: Two bonus videos look at Maine’s historic logging biz: “From Stump to Ship”—a 27-minute film about a 1930’s logging operation and “The Last Log Drive”—a shorter, more recent film. Rick Klepfer wrote about the myriad boats he’s owned (page 19) and we have photos! Check out our new “MBH&H at Home” video features at maineboats.com/video |
Issue 165 | July/August 2020
Volume 33 | Number 4
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On the cover: This Camden Class sloop, which lives in Pulpit Harbor on North Haven, is the only known survivor of the original four built for Camden Yacht Club members in 1915. Artisan Boatworks in Rockport built a new one this year.
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