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Wet Exits & Wider Boats

Hobie Adventure Island Trip

Simple Gunwhale Clip

Klepper Into a Junk Rig

Kayak Sailing Project

Rudder and Sails

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REEF KNOTES

It's a Global Canoe Crew

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Sailing Canoe Yakaboo

Frontispiece from Alone in the Caribbean

Adventures with Outriggers

Running risks by ignoring experts….

Dan St. Gean, Chicago, Illinois

The Good Times--A 1931 Old Town

Photos of a sail-rigged 1931 Old Town Guide Series canoe, with documentation Photos Courtesy: Benson Gray, Contributing Editor, Falmouth, Maine With Comments by Ed Maurer
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SWMBO Demands, Gets, New Boat

Tri-style in order for more stable sailing, marital bliss

David Eblen, Tucson, Arizona

Photos by David and Kathryne Eblen

Three Quick Solutions

More 'Ubiquitous' Solutions from the mind of

Tom Lewis, Richmond, Virginia

Aground

Florida’s Big Bend Saltwater Trail gets shallow--even for canoes and kayaks--when the tide's out

Marty Cooperman, Cleveland Heights, Ohio

A Beaufort Wind-Scale for Canoe-Sailors

Courtesy: Keith Morris, Open Canoe Sailing Group
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Reef Knotes

A gorgeous Algonquin and a venerable Klepper Aerius II

John Haugen-Wente Madison, Wisconsin

Excerpts From Historical Works

Canoes and Canoeing (1894) Part 3
by C. Bowyer Vaux

Courtesy: Dragonfly Canoe Works

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