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The Harrier Double-Ender
An eye-catching blend of old and new technology.
Editor’s Page: The Magic of Tweaking
BEATRICE (page 60), a 27′ pocket-cruising powerboat, has roots that wind from the North Atlantic through the Pacific Northwest, and on down to New Zealand. She is based on the humble Saint Pierre dory, a type that developed on the islands of St. Pierre and Miquelon … Continued on Page 5 of PDF version.
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An eye-catching blend of old and new technology.
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The 1928 “Flattie” is all about speed and simplicity
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A stitch-and-glue pulling boat from Pygmy
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A camp-cruiser from Bill Garden
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A boat that almost builds itself
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A modified Saint-Pierre Dory
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A humble gem
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