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Two Indigenous North American Boats in Maine Museums
A couple of trips to small museums in Maine yielded two nice boats: a bark canoe and a skin-of-frame kayak. It's almost like a snapshot ...
Diversity of British Isles Coracles:
It's often said that the great diversity of small craft is a result of the extremely various uses required of boats and the extremely va...
The Donegal Paddling Curragh
The Donegal paddling curragh -- also known as the Owey Island, and Rosses paddling curragh -- is one of the odder indigenous boat survival...
Nice Nicaragua Dugout and a Few North American Canoes
Yesterday I received training in first aid and CPR at Three Rivers Whitewater in The Forks, Maine. (The town is named for the confluence of...
Lockley's Curragh
(click any image to enlarge) A skilled naturalist and prolific writer, R.M. Lockley (1903-2000) wrote more than 50 books, many of them abou...
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