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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.
Kayak with a Water-Bed-Hammock in the Cuddle Corner
Kayak with a Water-Bed-Hammock in the Cuddle Corner
Carvel Construction; John’s Bay Boat Co. Builds a Wooden Lobster Boat, Part II
Carvel Construction; John’s Bay Boat Co. Builds a Wooden Lobster Boat, Part II
Fine Boat Designs: CARINA, a Cute Ketch by Aage Nielsen
Fine Boat Designs: CARINA, a Cute Ketch by Aage Nielsen
Carvel Construction; John’s Bay Boat Co. Builds a Wooden Lobster Boat, Part I
Carvel Construction; John’s Bay Boat Co. Builds a Wooden Lobster Boat, Part I
Hybrid Propulsion for the 48′ Cutter LUCAYO; How Does it Compare to a Diesel Auxiliary?
Hybrid Propulsion for the 48′ Cutter LUCAYO; How Does it Compare to a Diesel Auxiliary?
In My Shop: A Fox, a Willow, a Phoenix, a Skerrie Skiff & a Pram
In My Shop: A Fox, a Willow, a Phoenix, a Skerrie Skiff & a Pram
Surprise Me
Voyaging Thru Time: Photographs from Penobscot Marine Museum, Part 4
Voyaging Thru Time: Photographs from Penobscot Marine Museum, Part 4
How to Install A Teak Boat Deck: Laying It Out and Laying It Down
How to Install A Teak Boat Deck: Laying It Out and Laying It Down
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
Voyaging Thru Time: Photographs from Penobscot Marine Museum, Part 11
Voyaging Thru Time: Photographs from Penobscot Marine Museum, Part 11
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
Simplify Sail Changes — When Solo, Planning is the Key to Smooth Sailing by Karen Sullivan
Simplify Sail Changes — When Solo, Planning is the Key to Smooth Sailing by Karen Sullivan
