Issue 111 Table of Contents

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FEATURES

RAY HUNT: New England Archimedes
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A first-class helmsman and an inventive, trend-setting designer of both sail and powerboats, Hunt had a fascinating, productive career.
BY JOSEPH GRIBBINS
(INTRODUCTION BY PETER BASS)

Chronicles of the Slate House
See it, save it, and then build with it.
TEXT & PHOTOGRAPHS BY LAURIE SCHREIBER

JAMES DODDS: Two Coasts, One Perspective
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When English marine artist James Dodds came to Maine, he brought a fresh eye to bear on a coast that is so different from his native shore yet in many respects is so similar.
BY BILL MAYHER

The Global-Warmin’ Levee-Breakin’ Blues
Truth and consequences: you be the judge.
STORY AND ILLUSTRATIONS BY JAN ADKINS

Maritime Folk Art In the 21st Century
Anne-Emmanuelle Marpeau, a French artist, portrays and interprets the coast of Maine in her own unique way.
BY R. MICHAEL WALL

DEPARTMENTS

PUBLISHER'S LETTER [2]

BOATYARD DOG® [2]
Jethro the deckhand dog

LETTERS [2]
We welcome your comments, and we print them too!

VIEW FROM THE PORCH [2]
Flora and fauna “from away,” the no-impact lobster trap, this sporting life, and gleanings from the state’s newspapers.
BY PETER BASS

AWANADJO ALMANACK [2]
We have come full circle from seed to sprout to bud to flower and to seed again.
BY ROB MCCALL

A POSTCARD IN TIME
“I Met a Sport in Beals, Me.”
BY PETER H. SPECTRE

A LETTER FROM MATINICUS
Make Way for the Garbage Czar
BY EVA MURRAY

SALTWATER FOODWAYS
What’s for Dessert?
BY SANDRA L. OLIVER

FROM WHENCE WE CAME [2]
Classics in Their Own Way: Carl Alberg, Joe Richards, and Alf Loomis.
BY PETER H. SPECTRE

OFF THE DRAWING BOARD
The New W-37 and the Spirit of Tradition
BY ART PAINE

MY BOAT, MY HARBOR
All’s Fair in Love and Racing
BY JOHN ANDREWS

MAINELY GOURMET [2]
The Hartstone Inn, Camden
BY PETER H. SPECTRE

GUNKHOLING WITH GIZMO [2]
Rockland Harbor, End to End
BY BEN ELLISON

[2] Issue 111 | Boatshow Issue 2010
Volume 23 | Number 3 | Click image to expand

On the cover: the French & Webb-built diesel-electric launch Zogo will be at the MBH&H Boat and Home Show in Rockland August 13–15, 2010. Photograph by Billy Black. Click image to see a larger view.

Maine Boats, Homes and Harbors Issue 111

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