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Guide Posts are written articles with accompanying still photos and/or video clips, usually written by our team of expert Guides and Founders, who each have many decades of experience.
Turning the Page – Karen and Jim’s Excellent Adventure
Turning the Page – Karen and Jim’s Excellent Adventure
Kayak with a Water-Bed-Hammock in the Cuddle Corner
Kayak with a Water-Bed-Hammock in the Cuddle Corner
Wooden Boats from Tasmania, Part 3: Day Tripping North, then West
Wooden Boats from Tasmania, Part 3: Day Tripping North, then West
Ginny Jones Reviews THE WHALEBOAT’s Latest Edition
Ginny Jones Reviews THE WHALEBOAT’s Latest Edition
173-Year-Old Whaleship Charles W. Morgan Comes to Vineyard Haven
173-Year-Old Whaleship Charles W. Morgan Comes to Vineyard Haven
A Good Boat and a Great Client — The RAVEN Project
A Good Boat and a Great Client — The RAVEN Project
A DAY’S WORK, Part II—an excerpt: Kilnwood Schooners HEATHER BELLE and C.M. GRAY
A DAY’S WORK, Part II—an excerpt: Kilnwood Schooners HEATHER BELLE and C.M. GRAY
Viva Vixen; New Life for a 15-Square Meter Sloop, Part 2
Viva Vixen; New Life for a 15-Square Meter Sloop, Part 2
Surprise Me
A Sense of the Sacred: Redwoods, Rivers and the Pacific
A Sense of the Sacred: Redwoods, Rivers and the Pacific
Chopping Dugouts in Japan; a post by Douglas Brooks
Chopping Dugouts in Japan; a post by Douglas Brooks
Rescuing the 83-foot Motor Yacht KALMIA, Part III; An Excerpt by Anne (Pete) Baker
Rescuing the 83-foot Motor Yacht KALMIA, Part III; An Excerpt by Anne (Pete) Baker
CELESTE’s Arctic Voyage: Traversing the Bering Sea, Sailing to the Top of America and the Rough Autumn Passages in the Alaskan Arctic
CELESTE’s Arctic Voyage: Traversing the Bering Sea, Sailing to the Top of America and the Rough Autumn Passages in the Alaskan Arctic
Tom Robinson’s “Thank You Card” to Off Center Harbor
Tom Robinson’s “Thank You Card” to Off Center Harbor
Women Boatbuilders in Oregon, Tasmania, and Scotland — a Guest Blog by Anne Bray
Women Boatbuilders in Oregon, Tasmania, and Scotland — a Guest Blog by Anne Bray
