WoodenBoat 268, May/June 2019
FEATURES
- The Design Legacy of Ed Burnett — A search for perfection by Nic Compton
- Aboard: PANACEA — Ed Burnett’s 24′ pocket cruiser by Nic Compton
- The State of the Art of Recreational Rowing — Why wood works by Carl Kaufmann
- Hai Times on the Baltic — The roots and legacy of a classic Finnish one-design by Greg Smith
- A Builder’s Theory of Beauty — A meditation on mistakes, admiration, and the quest for harmony by Lawrence W. Cheek
- The New World Coracle — Improvisation with willow by Hilary Russell
- The Basket as Boat — Construction highlights of willow-framed hulls by Hilary Russell
- New Spars for ZISKA — Using bird’s-mouth joints in large work by Pat Mahon
- Australian Wooden Boat Festival 2019 — A sense of place on the far side of the world by Matthew P. Murphy
- LADY FREE — A Norwegian pilot boat circumnavigates the Americas by Bruce Stannard
- Getting Started in Boats: First-Aid Kits — Tear-out supplement by Shelly Galligan, illustrations by Jan Adkins
Cover: PANACEA, a 24′ cutter built by Ben Harris to a design by Ed Burnett, sails on Carrick Roads in England before being shipped to Perth, Australia, last year. Photograph by Nic Compton
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