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23rd Annual WoodenBoat Show

Join us for the 23rd Annual WoodenBoat Show at Mystic Seaport!

• Expert Skills Demonstrations
• Family BoatBuilding
• Skua Racing
I Built It Myself Reader-Built Boats
• Mystic Seaport’s 19th Century Seafaring Village
• In-Water and On-Land Boat Displays
• Boatbuilding & Rowing Championship
• Marine Accessories, Books, Art, Tools, Kits, and so much more!

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WoodenBoat
Magazine’s 40th Anniversary Celebration

CAPRICE and GHOST

CAPRICE and GHOST were part of the 28-boat Sound Interclub fleet built by Henry B. Nevins during the winter of 1925–26. The class raced on Long Island Sound for more than a decade before being eclipsed by the larger International One Design.
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SEA REBEL
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Staying the Course

by Randall Peffer

Before this boat, I was lost. I was a little bit lost,” says 81-year-old Warren Jacques. Like a lot of seafarers and fishers, he finds some of his best reflection time when he’s on watch at sea.

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Fairliner Torpedo Redux

John Lisicich bounds into Bruce Bronson’s boatshop—literally bounds, like a kid running into a bike shop on his birthday—and hails his friend with unrestrained joy. “Happy Wednesday! Happy Happy Wednesday! How ya doin’?”

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Thicker Than a Coat of Paint

The 43′ Penbo trawler-yacht ACADIA, launched as ADAGIO in 1969, was refurbished and reconfigured by Thomas Townsend Custom Woodworking and relaunched in 2008. She evokes Townsend’s signature aesthetic: spare and clean deck and interior arrangements, with an emphasis on functionality and keeping dry.

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WoodenBoat Magazine 270
ISSUE NO. 270

September / October 2019

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The Parallel Passions of Oliver Berking

On September 18, 1962, GRETEL, the first-ever Australian 12-Meter-class sloop, beat the AMERICA’s Cup defender WEATHERLY by a margin of 47 seconds. It was the second race of the Cup’s final series, and the victory sent a shock wave through the sailing world and touched off gleeful pandemonium Down Under. Could this be the first year that the Cup would be wrested away from its American grip since its inception in 1851?

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