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Chine bLog is a collection of thoughts and opinions on the greatest of boats - the small, the traditional / tradition-inspired, the wooden, and the naturally powered - brought to you by lifelong boater and dabbling designer / builder Tim Shaw. Enjoy!
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Wednesday, January 23. 2008
Welcome to the world Canoe Sailing Magazine!
Some of our kindred spirits have been hard at work. Canoe Sailing Magazine has launched online - congrats to the proud authors! I just noticed its birth just this evening and haven't looked at it much, but I am fairly confident I won't live to regret giving it the Chine bLog stamp of approval in the form of a place in our Honor Roll and RSS reader. Todd Bradshaw, he of Canoe Rig fame, seems to be in the mix, so I'm in based on that alone. This looks fantastic, folks - well done!
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Tue, 11.11.2008 17:49
Fair enough - I stand corrected.
Tue, 11.11.2008 02:24
That is not an IC, it is a 16/30 decked sailing canoe.
Wed, 29.10.2008 13:11
Hi, got steered here by a post on 70.8%. He had an image of a basket shaped Malay boat, which reminded me of a trip I [...]
Fri, 24.10.2008 23:00
Hi Chris- Excellent-looking blog. I will add it to my blog roll and start checking out your feed. Looks like I'll [...]
Fri, 24.10.2008 22:49