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The Lower Columbia River has a rich history of human activity, from the centuries-old fishing practices of the Chinook people to the bustling commerce of early American settlers. Today, the river still serves as a vital transportation route and recreational destination. For a small boat enthusiast, it offers a wealth of opportunities to explore its scenic waterways and history. One such enthusiast is the owner of a 12-foot cruising dinghy named "LUNA," a John Welsford-designed SCAMP (Small Craft Advisor Magazine Project). This boat is well-suited for voyaging on the lower Columbia River by sail and oar, as it is lightweight, stable, and can be easily rowed or sailed in a variety of conditions. The owner shares some of their experiences sailing and rowing LUNA on the Columbia, describing the challenges and joys of navigating this dynamic and ever-changing river. They highlight some of the landmarks, wildlife, and cultural heritage of the area, such as the iconic As...

The Mansion House is a historic building that dates back to the mid-eighteenth century, with later extensions made in the mid-nineteenth century, the late nineteenth century and the 1920s. The building is constructed from red brick with a tiled roof, and features a distinctive design that incorporates angled projecting towers or 'bastions', which were consciously designed to resemble a fort. The current property also includes stables and C20 brick ranges that were built when the building was used as a school. The south-east front of the Mansion House features a two-storey, three-window range that is flanked by two-storey angled bastions, with a tall, three-flue stack. To the right of this is a mid-nineteenth century addition that features a two-storey, three-window range with a dentilled cornice and brick parapet above. The ground storey of the addition features an open arcade leading to a square tower that has three storeys with a single arched window in each stage,...

The Lower Columbia River has a rich history of human activity, from the centuries-old fishing practices of the Chinook people to the bustling commerce of early American settlers. Today, the river still serves as a vital transportation route and recreational destination. For a small boat enthusiast, it offers a wealth of opportunities to explore its scenic waterways and history. One such enthusiast is the owner of a 12-foot cruising dinghy named "LUNA," a John Welsford-designed SCAMP (Small Craft Advisor Magazine Project). This boat is well-suited for voyaging on the lower Columbia River by sail and oar, as it is lightweight, stable, and can be easily rowed or sailed in a variety of conditions. The owner shares some of their experiences sailing and rowing LUNA on the Columbia, describing the challenges and joys of navigating this dynamic and ever-changing river. They highlight some of the landmarks, wildlife, and cultural heritage of the area, such as the iconic As...

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The author has installed a new shelf and loaded it with their first item, a router bit case made by Rockler. They express their excitement about the moment and their future plans to build a cabinet for their router table. They want to utilize the space under the table and keep all their router tools organized in one place. Posted by gfixler on 2009-06-09 12:07:48 https://www.diywoodworkingprojects.datawarehousecenter.com/image-1291/?feed_id=1580&_unique_id=64cbab3fb894a

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