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I just looked at the Edensaw Woods (Port Townsend) website, and they show teak and holly veneer in several thicknesses. Are they out of stock? Dave Castor Port Angeles, Wash 1986 S32 #077

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Manchester is great little harbor. Be amazed at how many boats can be moored in such a little place. Dave Second Star S362 #113 Fair Haven, NY/Lake Ontario

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I second the Manchester stop.

Not to hijack the thread, but any sources near Delaware/Philadelphia area?

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Head Harbor, at the bottom of Isle au Haut, at the entrance to Penobscot Bay. Kind of a wild entrance, but worth it! Gorgeous spot with a large, freshwater swimming pond just up the road. Favorite

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I’m looking for a source of teak and holly veneer to replace a 3 x 4‘ section of the sole of my cabin. Shops in Port Townsend, North Carolina, and Florida have been unable to obtain this material.

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Skip Gloucester and come to Manchester. Either get a free mooring from our club or tie up at the town float with a grocery store, hardware store, pizza shop, and restaurants within a block or so. Jim

This was my solution.

Chris. I’ll send you a share to a google drive folder that is “Shorty’s Cruising Guide to the Maine coast”. Probably too much info but has my comments on a lot of anchorages plus scans of

Happy May all, Full bore on the boats now…the Beetlecat and the S28, and the yard work! How did we do this before we retired. Thank god it’s only 28’! And please, Allison, are you using the

Chris, the following are stops that may work for you. We made them on a trip from PEI to Norfolk and on another from Nassau to Halifax. 1. Port Washington in Manhasset Bay, a bay at the bottom

ChrisIn order from south to north Block Island RI-first stop existing Long Island Sound, find a spot to drop your anchor in the Great Salt Bay, be sure to have drinks and dinner at The Oar, though

In my area I think these are some of the best for time spent in and out and interesting places coming from Long Island Sound or Block Island Newport - good spot, grab a mooring (Old Port 68) good

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