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| abdominoplasty in southern california, hair removal, 29er, wrinkle treatment, girlfriends, narragansett bay, flank, summary, plump woman , coastal, tender, | Ted Brewer's mount pleasant searching for quality (it's in the construction), and Bill Burr's telling us how to clean our boats. Don Launer (truly mount pleasant a busy guy in this issue!) discusses winch maintenance and the art of rowing. On the light side, we've got a profile of Mark Ellis by Dan Spurr, another one of Yves Gelinas of mount pleasant Cape Horn Marine Products, contemplations about the advantages of buying a smaller boat for cruising and the reasons to keep a boat even when the kids can't sail with you, and beautiful seascapes by Pat O'Driscoll as the center spread. In the final Reflections page, Alfred Poor tells of the satisfaction of the early launch. What's more? Simple Solutions include a nifty anchor rode bag for the foredeck, and faux bronze for that traditional look. Quick and Easy has an outboard motor hoist to assist in getting that prop out of the water and thumbs up for these three products: Weems & Plath GPS Plotter, Boye Boat Knife, and the Weekend 'R Deluxe duffel bag. |
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| Looking for lighter fare? We've got a profile of yacht designer Bill Crealock, a cruising memory to raise your eyebrows by Scott Thurston, a photo spread of beautiful traditional yachts by Caryn Davis, news of more Good Old Boat racing girlfriends events, and a humorous look at stowage problems (his and girlfriends hers) for cruisers by Nikki Perryman. Madison Blackwell tells about what are for him the essentials of happiness. What else? Simple solutions offers ventilated shelving, galley tips, and a composting head (the Air Head Dry Toilet). Quick and Easy offers a GPS mount, a cockpit locker or lazarette divider, a runaway engine plug, and cruising trashcans. May/June 2003 This time we're featuring the Montgomery 23 (truly a cult boat), reviewing a Nicholson 31 and a Rob Roy 23, and fixing up a Chrysler S-27. On the serious side is a tiller-to-wheel conversion by Norman Ralph and Phillip Reid and a look at modifications that might keep you sailing into old age by Don Launer. |
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