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Downwind, Deer Isle, Maine, 2010, Framed Limited Edition of 100 © Alison Langley

Alison Langley Images Represented by Pottery Barn

5/17/2011 - We are excited to announce that two of my limited edition prints are now represented by Pottery Barn. Click here to view the framed prints on the Pottery Barn Website. Click here to view all of my limited edition prints on my website. SEE MORE

The schooner, Nathanial Bowditch will be in Castine this July 10-12.

William Hand’s Legacy on Display in Castine this July

5/1/2011 - Castine has been fortunate in hosting many of America’s finest yacht designers (we still enjoy remembering the time just a few years ago that Olin Stephens lounged on the deck of the Castine Yacht Club as his first major commission, Dorade, bobbed at the mooring a few hundred yards away).… SEE MORE

Whitehawk Launch

4/25/2011 - Whitehawk launches after her winter-long new teak deck installation! SEE MORE

Cangarda in the travel lift at Wayfarer Marine

Cangarda Out of the Shed

4/20/2011 - Everyone in Camden Harbor was excited late last fall when Cangarda arrived and was plucked out of the water just after the first significant snow fell. She disappeared into Wayfarer's sheds and we all wondered just what might have been happening to this gorgeous, historic yacht. The results appeared last… SEE MORE

SSV Oliver Hazard Perry, will be Rhode Island's own tall ship

Oliver Hazard Perry Project Appoints Accessibility Director

3/10/2011 - Talk about a project we can get behind. The push to turn a half-built steel hull into an impressive flagship for the state of Rhode Island got another strong nudge in the right direction this month with the appointment of Robie Pierce, of Newport, as accessibility director for the massive… SEE MORE

Herreshoff Design Provides Welcome Sign of Spring

3/9/2011 - After the winter we Maine sailors have endured, we’ll take almost anything as a sign of spring. And the sight of a Herreshoff Araminta dangling in the straps over the water at Rockport Marine was just enough to make us swerve off the road and snap a few pictures. Never… SEE MORE

Boats donated through Block Island Maritime Funding help promote kids sailing through coastal organizations.

New Maine Boat Donation Program Benefits Donors and Buyers

3/9/2011 - Some people say the best days of a boat owner’s life are the day he buys his boat and the day he sells it. In Maine the decision to pass a boat onto a new owner has gotten a lot easier with the recent formation of the Maritime Funding Association… SEE MORE

The H.A. Burnham Boat Building shop and the Pinky Schooner, Ardelle

Pinky Schooner Progress at Historic Essex Yard

3/1/2011 - We’ll admit it: We’re suckers for a good boat project. And one of the most interesting builds going on in New England at the moment is in Essex, where shipwright Harold Burnham is hard at work on a pinky schooner, Ardelle. Burnham, who has built several traditional wooden ships over… SEE MORE

Coronet during the early stages of the project. Photo courtesy IRYS

Coronet Takes Shape at IYRS

3/1/2011 - Certainly Newport is the place to be if you’re a New England sailor interested in seeing the latest high-tech racing yachts, but these days one of the most ambitious historic restoration projects in recent history is taking shape right on the waterfront. When she was built in 1885 for American… SEE MORE

Ben Ellison at the helm of "Little Gizmo"

Maine Electronics Writer/Gadget Guru Wins Top Awards

2/18/2011 - In what was to us perhaps the most unsurprising news of the day, we just learned that our long-time friend and colleague Ben Ellison has been awarded two first place awards and a certificate of merit in an editorial contest. Boating Writers International (BWI) recognized the top marine journalists in… SEE MORE

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