WoodenBoat 274, May/June 2020
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- Teaching with Small Boats — Building boats, building lives by Robin Jettinghoff
- The Sunbeams of England — A one-design tradition lives on in Falmouth and Chichester Harbour by Nigel Sharp
- LIVELY LADY — The grocer’s yacht by Nic Compton
- Making a Pair of 7′ Oars — Adapting a design by R.D. “Pete” Culler by G. Andy Chase
- Restoring RANDY B — A statement of simple and sublime utility by Peter Neill, David Peill, and Bill Lutwick
- MAYFLOWER II’s Rebirth — The replica ship as historic artifact by Tom Jackson
- Poetry in Motion — The schooners of W. Starling Burgess by Randall Peffer
- Why NIÑITA? — A classic Burgess design, adapted for cruising by Paul Davies
- A Shop-made Dustpan — Big capacity, light weight by Harry Bryan
- Getting Started in Boats: Safety in the Boatshop: Precautions to protect your health — Tear-out supplement by Anne Bryant
Cover: Molly Eddy (at left), an instructor at Maine Maritime Academy in Castine, Maine, teaches student Zoe Ciolfi the finer points of oarmaking. Photograph by Alison Langley
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