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A miniature flattie for the
kids * |
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Speed, but not at the expense of comfort |
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Simple seagoing transport |
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One version sails, the other catches fish |
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Daniel was about 12 and deserved his own
boat--- |
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Sail her, go fishing, or go exploring under
oars |
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Row, outboard or sail, with
classical lines |
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Sailing with stability, and fun |
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A simple skiff for the duck shooters |
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Serious, a sailing dinghy with space
to sleep two or daysail four |
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Stylish tearaway for the teenagers
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You liked the kids Optimus trainers,
here's a grownup version * |
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A smaller plywood version of the English
surfboat: row, motor, or sail her * |
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Just for fun, but so much fun with her square
topsail and her plans even include a cannon |
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A really popular daysailer and cruising
dinghy |
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A Cruising Dinghy for the Maine Island trail |
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Family Daysailer or Adventure Cruiser |
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This design has been a long time being born |
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A clinker built double ender in the traditional
Navy style |