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    How working sail morphs into cruising

    Jan 06, 2022 2 minutes

    The hulls hang on their great wooden panels abandoned by water, undisturbed by wind and deprived of crew. Are they nightmarish phantoms waiting for you to embark? Ferries across the Styx beckoning oblivion? Or dreamboats from a lost world of shipbuilding, a legacy of skills of necessity now reborn as redundant heritage?

    Either way former shipwright, sailor and globally renowned painter, James Dodds, knows

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