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Welcome to my little piece of the boat-building web.

This site is my own attempt to help my own and other's boat-building dreams along the path a little farther. read more »

Web Page Changes

Well, things have been a little quiet around here... sorry about that.

I've been busy being busy (having a day job sure cuts into your life sometimes), and also have been reworking the web page a bit. As you probably notice, things are looking a little different. read more »

Coast Guard seeks help finding girl

Update: apparently this was a hoax/crank call.

Navagear has made a posting on Mad Mariner™ asking for help finding a little girl. If you have any information about this girl, please contact the Coast Guard at the number given.

Coast Guard Seeks Help To Identify Radio Call
Submitted by navagear on Wed, 07/23/2008 - 12:14. read more »

Revisiting some old friends

Just an "intro" note to let you know that I intend to be revisiting some of our old friend/designers that I covered a year and more ago. Now that Craft A Craft is coming up on it's second birthday, I think some of our newer readers will appreciate a pointer to some of these resources, and for our old timers, don't tune out... there have been several updates and new plans available by many of the designers. read more »

Blogroll

I just wanted to take a second and point out our blogroll... its a list of several blogs and sites that we have enjoyed and that you might want to look over.

It's available from the top menu under "Organizations" or take the direct link.

Blogroll

Check out some of the other blogs and sites that we really like:

Privacy Policy

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Thanks, Bruce.

RSS Feeds

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If you are an RSS subscriber please excuse some of the "mess" posts. I was trying to improve something... obviously needs a bit more work :-)

If you aren't a RSS user, check it out!

Happy Birthday, America

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Just a quick "Happy Birthday" to the United States. For those of us who live here, today's a great day to remember how much we have to be thankful for.

Please remember our service people around the world who can't be home with their families today, and for those who paid the price for the freedom we have.

Happy Birthday Craft A Craft

Hard to believe, but one year ago this site went live. I don't know where the time has gone.

From that first post (here's a copy of the earliest version I have saved) to until today there have been 746 published articles. After an early on again, off again schedule, in the last 8 months there have been only 11 days without new content. Some of this content has proven very popular, and obviously some was only of interest to me :-) Glance back through the archives and see what you find.

In that time we've also opened an Amazon based store to assist in finding your boating book (and "stuff") needs. We've also opened up commenting with a pretty good automatic spam filter so that you can make comments and have them appear without waiting for my approval.

Hopefully you are finding some gems amoung the links and articles I have provided. I want to thank the contributers who have sent me pictures or links, those who have answered my questions, and most of all, thanks to all of you out there who make Craft A Craft a regular stop in your web surfing.

Where are we going from here? Well, I have plans to do some redesign of the home page to hopefully make it easier to find things and to navigate around. I want to include more links to some of our other boating blogger friends so that you won't miss posts from other sites. Lastly, I'm moving more into the "build phase" of my Van Abbema V28 and hope to have regular updates on that front.

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