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		<title>Traditional boat lovers are in the house!  Welcome Indigenous Boats!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Our good friend Gavin over at intheboatshed.net has score another great find.  Thanks muchly, Gavin, for introducing us to Bob Holtzman and his new (I take it) blog &#8220;Indigenous Boats &#8211; Small Craft Outside the Western Tradition.&#8221;  All of a sudden we find our selves with lots of company here, but heck, if [...]


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		<title>Movie you need to see:  &#8220;Ten Canoes&#8221;</title>
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