
From The Editor
From our “Things Forgotten” files: our editor’s briefly airborne mahogany kayak was a not-so-funny thing that happened on the way to the ramp, the parts of a pram cut out in 1945 get put together during this summer’s pandemic, and a lapstrake catboat comes to light after a century-long absence. That catboat, the Droleen, is joined by the Bolger/Payson double-ender Sweet Pea in our Boat Profiles. Roger Siebert takes us on a cruise of the central Texas coast and we take a look at a dual-fuel griddle and a water-based marine varnish.
From The Editor
Boat Profile
An Instant Boat for oar and sail, with a removable keel
Boat Profile
Long lost, finally found
Adventures
An escape to barrier islands
Technique
DIY projects to make yourself heard
Product Reviews
Water-based bright finish
Product Reviews
A dual-fuel camp grill from Gas One
Reader Built Boats
A pram started in 1945 and launched in 2020