WoodenBoat 283, November/December 2021
FEATURES
- PATIENCE B Aground — A village saves an icon by Andy Oldman
- RAIN BEAR — Joy of boatbuilding by Alex Zimmerman
- VARUNA, a 1958 Sam Crocker Gaffer — In the wake of Commodore Ralph Munroe’s PRESTO by David Stimson
- The “Yankee Sloop” — PURITAN and the 1885 AMERICA’s Cup by Stan Grayson
- Building a Tolman Wide-Body Skiff, Part 4 — A rugged, handsome, and easy-to-build boat by John Marples
- A Piscataqua River Wherry — As envisioned by Bud McIntosh by Jim Tolpin
- Aboard: LOLA — A 40′ canoe-sterned ketch by Nic Compton
- Getting Started in Boats: Cruising Generations Acquainting kids with nautical adventure — Tear-out supplement by Jan Adkins
Cover: Jim Tolpin rows a newly built Bud McIntosh–designed Piscataqua River Wherry near Port Townsend, Washington. Photograph by Craig Wester
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