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Award Winning Junk Rigged Micro Yacht: Nikos Daroukakis’ Nootka
Inspired by an aboriginal mix of styles and boatbuilding philosophies, Nootka is a self-built, own-design combination of materials and techniques stretching from British Columbia to Ancient Greece.
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Close to the Water: Small Boats, Big Influence
Marty Loken may be an octogenarian, but it’s hard to keep up with the small craft maven.
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Free annual boating day at The Center for Wooden Boats
Looking for a free, fun-filled family outing this spring? Mark your calendars for Sunday, April 27, 2025, as The Center for Wooden Boats (CWB) invites families from across the Puget Sound region to its 4th Annual Free Boating Day at the South Lake Union campus in Seattle.
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See photos of the McKenzie River Drift Boat over the years
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How to Varnish Like a Pro
Guide to Protecting Your Boat
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Crowds flock to Australian Wooden Boat Festival
The crowds heaved at Hobart's waterfront for day two of the 2025 Australian Wooden Boat Festival.
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Contingent of historic Derwent-class yachts to race in the Australian Wooden Boat Festival
From about 1927, a fleet of wooden yachts with whimsical names were built in Tasmania for young people to sail on the River Derwent.
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100 Year Old Victorious: Coastal Exploration Company’s Yacht
Some boats are ornaments and designed to be so. But a 100-year-old working boat that is still working is truly a thing of beauty, Nigel Sharp tells us.
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Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival: Snapshot of the 47th Year
In early September, tents and stages filled Washington State’s Point Hudson for the 47th Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival.
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Used boat review: Vertue – A modest little cruising yacht
For a 25-footer, the Vertue has a huge reputation and has conquered every ocean. So what makes this little boat quite such an enduring success?
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Minimax (?) 12' plywood runabout
I built this 12' flat bottom plywood runabout from Popular Mechanics plans in my senior year of high school, 1964.
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