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Preface

1. The Eagle's Nest
2. The Hermitage
3. The Gypsy
4. The Four Winds
5. Leisure House
6. The Little Lodge
7. The John Alden
8. The Six-Shooter
9. The Rustic
10. The Logger
11. The Scout
12. Spring Bay#1
13. Spring Bay#2
14. The Trailblazer
15. The Vagabond

16. The Hunter
17. The Seneca
18. The Hideout
19. The Hiawatha
20. The Fireside
21. The Triton
22. Where to Build It?
23. Pumps and Plumbing
24. Heating the Cabin
25. The Widgeon
26. The Snipe
27. The Wood Duck
28. The Bluegill
29. The Pike
30. The Bass

31. The Tidewater
32. The Cozy Cove
33. Carports

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Chapter 27
The Wood Duck

A flagpole and a modern window embellish  this  pile-based  model.


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PILE type offshore boathouses are usu­ally most successful in warm regions or sheltered bays where there is little danger of ice damage. However, the Wood Duck has been used even in the Far North­ern states. It is a pile type which houses a single craft. Construction is extremely simple, but flagpole and large window give it a modern touch. Necessary materials are given opposite with the exception of sup­plies needed for interior finishing. Ample walkways around the slip provide for stor­age of boating equipment not in use. It is most suitable for use in shallow water.

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Wide walkways around the slip and shore entrance at far left allow plenty of room for equipment.

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