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Table of Contents
Departments
Publishers Letter
In The Lee of the Boathouse
Boatyard Dog: Scout
Mainely Gourmet: Cleonice
Review:Captains Courageous
Review:Working the Sea: Misadventures,Ghost Stories, and Life Lessons from a Maine Lobster Fisherman
AWANADJO ALMANACK
The blue and green days of a Maine summer By Rob McCall
A POSTCARD IN TIME The Most Fascinating Person I Never Met By Peter Spectre
A LETTER FROM MATINICUS Boarding School,Mountain Rescue, and the Barefoot Savage of Prep Spaz By Eva Murray
SALTWATER FOODWAYS Storage Strategies for small boats By Sandra L. Oliver
MY BOAT, MY HARBOR A practical man downeast By Leslie Bowman
ON THE DRAWING BOARD Seguin 40: A Seagoing Shoal-Water Cruiser By Art Paine
GUNKHOLING WITH GIZMO Malaga By Ben Ellison
Features
Winter Harbor Knockabouts: the Fortunate Fleet After 100 years, all the original Winter Harbor knockabouts, the oldest intact racing class in the country, are still competing. By Vickie Goldstein
Outfoxed Foxes are common in Maine, but getting even a glimpse of one is not as easy as it would seem. By Ruth Ann Hill | Photographs by Dave Kynor
Whirling in the Wind Ray Bradley’s whirligigs fulfill the artist’s aspirations and the wind’s desire. By Carl Little
The Prudent Mariner Once you’re on board and under way, there’s a right way and a wrong of doing things. Some call that superstitious thinking. Others aren’t so sure. By Jan Adkins
Willa Cather’s Cottage, the North Head Bakery, and Other Pleasures of Grand Manan Island The serendipitous discovery of the small summer place where a famous American novelist wrote some of her best works. By Letita Baldwin | Photographs by Fred Field
Eastport: The Edginess of the Edge Despite the rigors of her history, Eastport today is like a rugged
but grand Victorian lady, still very vital and always ready for the next dance, but not with just any partner. By Rob McCall | Photographs by Tad Goodale
Careening Summertime Built in the old style, a pinky schooner has its planks repaired in the old way—by waiting for the tide to go out. By Wayne Tobiasson
A Grand Tour, Indoors and Out The venerable Camden House and Garden Tour enters its sixth decade. Click here for a list of selected, Summer 2007 garden tours >>
By Lynette L. Walther
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