Showing posts with label coastal living magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coastal living magazine. Show all posts
Thursday, October 9, 2014
World of Sudoku
Sunday, February 9, 2014
Coonhound Bloodlines
If you want to know more about coon hunting, this is the magazine for you. They dedicate 7 issues a year to a different breed. In that breeds issue, you will find stud ads by them (not exclusively, but more so than usual) and articles about prominent breeders both past and present.
There are too many good features to possibly explain in this short area. I couldn't possibly tell you all the advantages "Bloodlines" has over the other coon hound magazines. It is so good, many coon hunters simply call it "the book." You deserve it to yourself to get this magazine.Excellent source of information for the conhunting enthusiast. Whether you are a sport coon hunter or grand nite champion hunter, this magazine has it all! Even kids love this. Great reading for the entire month!
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Woodenboat
This publication offers everything the reader would expect. The cover says it is "the magazine for wooden boat owners, builders, and designers". The content matches the promise.A friend of mine at the Stoney Creek Wooden Boat Shop in Rochester, Michigan has been a faithful reader of this publication for some time now. I recently discovered it myself and find it to be very informative and insightful. It covers a broad range of topics from restoration, craftsmanship, history and more. My friend at the Stoney Creek Wooden Boat Shop is very particular about his craftsmanship and service on all of his boat building and restoration projects. Knowing he trusts this publication and recommends it himself puts the magazine in high place in my mind. Anyone who is serious about the art of wooden water craft or building wooden boats in general should get this magazine.
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Wooden Boat magazine was gift for my son in recovery from schizophrenia. He loves boats and wants to build his own some day.He doesn't live at home so he loves getting stuff in the mail and he asked specifically for Wooden Boat. He likes it because it helps him with his own efforts on designing boats.While you like me will probably never own a wooden boat or even think about buying one the magazine has some beautiful pictures of the craft and even though I am not a boat owner or user the articles interest me particularly about construction. It is not a magazine you look forward to receiving but once you receive it you do enjoy it. Remember how many issue you receive in a years subscription when you evaluate the cost.
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