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The Refit of <i>Lauren L</i> Gallery

Author:: Kim Kavin
Updated:: Sep 27, 2017
Original:: Oct 1, 2008

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Core material, with closely spaced bleeder holes (not visible) drilled through, is primed with resin and stuck into the putty before the vacuum bag (rolled up, above workmen) is applied.

The Hard Core Facts Gallery

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A Star is Reborn Gallery

The view from Phoenix's top deck is spectacular, whether you're crossing open ocean or pulling into one of the small harbors of the Dodecanese Islands.

Natural Law Gallery

Burger Boat CompanyMark Gagnon, Burger's director of manufacturing, oversees pretty much everything that gets done inside the new building shed.

Building Burger's Biggest Part Two: The Construction Gallery

Neptune Group YachtingThe master suite is soundproofed by four inches of dead space.

Upgrading the 102-foot motoryacht Banyan Gallery

Second Look II is a standard issue 37-foot Egg Harbor convertible, a vessel that was popular back in the 1980's. Without her hardtop, this boat's flying bridge looks almost naked.

Put a Lid on It Gallery

If you ride from the main part of town to Anse Source D'Argent Beach, you'll pass a park where the locals still use oxen power to grind coconuts out of their shells.

Outside In Gallery

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