Issue 93 Table of Contents

Departments

• Publishers Letter
• In The Lee of the Boathouse
• Boatyard Dog
• Mainely Gourmet

AWANADJO ALMANACK
The healthy seeds of small-town life By Rob McCall

A POSTCARD IN TIME
A nice place, a rotten little saloon
By Peter Spectre

A LETTER FROM MATINICUS
The Marine Operator is Holding Traffic for You
By Eva Murray

REVIEW
Afloat and Ashore by Roger F. Duncan,
Illustrations by Earl Barlow Reviewed By Janet Mendelsohn

GUNKHOLING WITH GIZMO
Bucksport
By Ben Ellison


Features

Environmentally Conscious Timber-Frame House
Recycled timber, solar heat, and plenty of room for a family.
By Robert Lloyd Webb Click here to view the article online.


Benjamin Mendlowitz, Marine Photographer
The subjects are beautiful, classic boats. The results are splendid photographs enhanced by technical excellence and an artistic eye.
By Peter Spectre

A George Savary Wasson Revival
This artist, writer, sailor, and historian dedicated his life to chronicling the maritime culture of the coast of Maine.
By Carl Little

BOATS OF THE YEAR 2006
Our annual survey proves that Maine and the region’s excellence in boatbuilding has global appeal.
By Jennifer McIntosh

Phoenix, Artisan Boatworks, by Polly Saltonstall
Aphrodite, Brooklin Boat Yard, by Art Paine
Hinckley T38R Convertible, by Art Paine
Windcrest, Hodgdon Yachts, by Charles J. Doane
Morris Yachts M42, by John Snyder
Banks Cove Power Cat, by John K. Hanson, Jr.
Portland Pudgy, by Gretchen Piston Ogden
Godspeed and Spirit of Bermuda, Rockport Marine, by Art Paine
Freya, Vinalhaven High School, by Kris Osgood

The Flying Fingered Solo Swimmer
A new definition of Renaissance Man, Gary Sredzienski is a professional accordion player who swims the coastal creeks and harbors in winter, and finds peace in the deep.
By Janet Mendelsohn

Seaweed Beyond Sushi
The future of seaweed aquaculture involves polyculture—seaweed farms and salmon farms in symbiotic embrace.
By Catherine Schmitt