EDITORIAL
CORRESPONDENCE
SHENANDOAH - Katherine Scott tells the story of the topsail schooner that has become the pride of America's East Coast.
CAIQUES - Nic Compton looks at the design and evolution of Greek fishing craft.
STAR CLIPPERS - Tall ships for tourism? Rob Maynard books his passage.
S/L WOODBINE - A new trailable steamer with traditional appeal is introduced by its creator, Geoff Thurston.
CALENDAR
MACHIN & KNIGHT - Peter Phelan visits a family yard specialising in classic launches.
ATLANTIC CHALLENGE - Why you should bring your small change to the Southampton Boat Show; advance warning from Felicity Whitehead.
SOURCES - Rob Maynard looks at equipment from France and Germany.
WINDERMERE ONES - Rob Maynard goes sailing with the class built and raced on the lake.
BOSHAM DAYBOATS - South Coast classic racing with a difference, Robin Gates reports.
BROADS SAILING - Neil Trevithick enjoys beautiful scenery from traditional boats.
TRADITIONAL SEAMANSHIP II - John Mellor on the practicalities of sailing gaffers.
EDWARDIAN LAUNCHES - John Leather reveals that fuel efficiency was uppermost in the designs of the turn of the century.
MARITIME PHOTOGRAPHY - With some remarkable images from the turn of the century, James Taylor looks at the origins of marine photography.
THE BOATBUILDER'S APPRENTICE - Who wants to be a hausfrau? Not Connie Bittner Boote as Felicity Whitehead discovered when she visited her in Wales.
BUILDING THE CANOE YAWL VIII - Dick Phillips lays the deck and fits the coamings and thwarts.
THE AGONY COLUMN - A chance to share your problems with the people who have already solved them: fellow readers.
TELL-TALES - Pippa Beattie makes a whistle-stop tour of the latest news in Tell-Tales In Brief, whilst the editor takes a more leisurely stroll through one or two boatyard stories;
MARINE DIRECTORY - Our regular advertisement guide to boatbuilders, equipment, services and very much more.