Issue 181 Table of Contents

A Family of Master Ship Carvers and Their Art
A family of 19th century Portland ship carvers were masters of a lost art

A Passion for Building in Wood
Boatbuilder Peter Buxton specializes in wood

A tiny dog with a big zest for life
Moose

Awanadjo Almanack — March/April 2023
Stacking wood, turning toward spring, and so many birds

Casting Off: An artist’s journey
Adieu to illustrations from Australia

Chasing Liquid Mountains
Around the world in 40 feet with Brian Harris, the general manager at Portland’s MYC

History and Humbleness in the 8-Foot Dinghy Sea Weed
The joy of a humble fiberglass skiff

Judy Taylor
This artist captures the lay of the land, sea, and shore in Maine and around the globe

Letters to the Editor — March/April 2023
Lobster pots, land preservation, IOD rock stars

Lincolnville
A midcoast town with a big heart

Mushroom buoys & a hybrid ferry
Innovative projects, scientific studies, and a wayward seal pup

Navier 30
Into the future on a hydofoiling electric speedster

Solving the Puzzle of Maine’s Moving Coastline
Solving the puzzle of Maine’s moving coastline and climate change is complicated

Summer Memories and a Family Cottage
This summer cottage anchors family, history, and simple living

Summer Planning
By the potbellied stove

The Fine Art of Plugging Leaks
An excerpt from "Sailing at the Edge of Disaster"

The Maine I Love — Cynthia Fitzmorris
A Southern Maine photographer