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Boat Profile
Midget Flyer
A smart little runabout from 1938 designed by Bruce N. Crandall
Editor’s Page: Coasting in the Land of Nod
Small boats are capable of great voyages. The limit to how far they can take us is often imposed only by the time constraints of the ties and obligations of daily life. In the gap between my education and my career and family life, I had few ties and took the opportunity to make long cruises, staying out as long as I liked. My first was 800 miles along the Inside Passage … Continued on Page 4 of PDF version.
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Boat Profile
A smart little runabout from 1938 designed by Bruce N. Crandall
Adventures
Cruising the Rideau Canal
Boat Profile
An outboard skiff from Spira
Adventures
Ontario's Lake of the Woods
Product Reviews
A dual-fuel camp stove
Boat Profile
Echoes of a British pilot cutter
Boat Profile
A Stevenson project
Technique
Cocoon-like comfort
Reader Built Boats
Sisters, science, and cedar
Boat Profile
Paul Gartside's design No. 218
Adventures
A Texas winter getaway
Product Reviews
A portable power station
Reader Built Boats
A Dias Harrier, Venetian style
Boat Profile
Redesign adds outboard to sail and oar
Boat Profile
A century-old Austrian design revived
Product Reviews
Water treatment made simple
Boat Profile
An accommodating 18-footer
Reader Built Boats
60 years in the works
Boat Profile
A Devlin gaff-rigged cutter
Boat Profile
A plywood faering from Iain Oughtred
Boat Profile
A wild and wet ride
Boat Profile
Whitehall Tender
Light enough to carry solo