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From The Editor
Orphaned
A lapstrake canoe with a lost lineage
An inflatable kayak and a classic modern-construction tender are this month’s Boat Profiles. Affordable sails and a contemporary take on the traditional sou’wester are featured in our Product Reviews and a camp seat that’s easy to sew and carry is the focus of our Technique article. A British Columbia cruiser fond of long days of rowing contemplates life afloat after being diagnosed a heart condition. Built by a group of retired friends, a Flyer 15 hydroplane designed by Bruce Crandall in the 1930s is our Reader Built Boat. Our editor takes a liking to a fourth-hand lapstrake canoe made by a forgotten amateur builder.
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From The Editor
A lapstrake canoe with a lost lineage
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Boat Profile
A classic tender for strip-plank construction
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Boat Profile
An inflatable kayak with fine paddling qualities
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Adventures
One man's journey from long-distance rowing to shorter motor-sailing cruises
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Technique
A simple sewing project for comfort in camp
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Product Reviews
Mayfly 14 Pierce Expedition from Really Simple Sails
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Product Reviews
A traditional sou’wester from the Pacific Northwest
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Reader Built Boats
Building the Crandall Flyer 15