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Tuesday, December 27. 2005
Alexandria Seaport Foundation
If anyone is looking for a great wooden boat-oriented non-profit to support, I would encourage you to look into the Alexandria Seaport Foundation, based here in Alexandria, VA. While it does many things, its core mission is using boat building to bring hope into troubled young lives. The organization's purpose:
Through the building and use of wooden boats, the Alexandria Seaport Foundation helps young people turn their lives around and provides families, community groups and schools with meaningful educational, social and recreational experiences.
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Tuesday, August 30. 2005
In praise of WoodenBoat
My inaugural blog posting gives a nice shout-out to the only logical choice: WoodenBoat Publications. Of course the core publication, WoodenBoat Magazine, is a gem, always my favorite read. But the really cool thing is the larger organization.
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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