WoodenBoat 286, May/June 2022
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- One for the Road — A 15′4″ sailing dinghy that nests inside an SUV by James Guzzwell
- Varnish Brush Care — Keep your bristles working for the long haul by Bart Chapin
- Don’t Give Up the Ship — The life, death, and resurrection of the cutter CLARALAN by Bruce Stannard
- Building a Plywood-Epoxy Sea Bright Skiff — Highlights of a light and versatile yacht tender by Reuel B. Parker
- Maintenance with a Mission — The pragmatic care of a 75-year-old boat by Alex Zimmerman
- Aboard: LATIFA — A 1936 Fife yawl by Matthew P. Murphy
- ALKA B — Tradition with a twist by Nic Compton
- Paul Gartside — It has to be about the journey by Nic Compton
- MAD RAY OF RYE — An 18′ lugger for “wild sailing” by Peter Rolt
- Getting Started in Boats: Paint: Part 2 Our Second Coat — Tear-out supplement by Jan Adkins
Cover: The 70′ LOD yawl LATIFA, designed by William Fife III and launched in 1936, makes a late autumn sail on Penobscot Bay, Maine, last year, before departing on a cruise that will take her to the South Pacific. Photograph by Benjamin Mendlowitz
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