If you love boats and wonder what's behind those pearly gates, pay a visit to the WoodenBoat School in Brooklin, Maine. Photos by Christa Buckingham. Web extra to Mary South's feature in our September 2011 issue.
By
Yachting Staff
Updated: August 31, 2011
The Goal
The goal at the school is to create a hull you can be proud of.Christa Buckingham
WoodenBoat School in Brooklin, Maine.Christa Buckingham
Day One
Day one at the WoodenBoat School.Christa Buckingham
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Day Two
Hard Work
Hard work and time pay off when working on these boats.Christa Buckingham
Day Three
Day three of working on a handmade boat.Christa Buckingham
Day Four
Day FourChrista Buckingham
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Classmates concentrate on boatbuilding greatness.
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Day Five
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The Friday night lobster bake is a tradition.
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Northeaster Dory in progress.
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The finishing continues.
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Day Six
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The class shows off the fruits of its labor.
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Rich Hilsinger, left, WoodenBoat School director, and John C. Harris, owner of Chesapeake Light Craft and a WoodenBoat School instructor.