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Howard Blackburn
A Classic Wooden Boat
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| Howard Blackburn was built in 1951 as an ocean-going yacht, with seaworthiness and comfort in mind. She was designed by one of the greatest naval architects of the early 1900's, John G. Alden. | |
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Mark and Terry became her owners in 1995 and brought her to the Chesapeake area. Mark grew up sailing on the bay and has a lot of knowledge of the area. He enjoyed sailing so much, he decided to make it his profession. He has been a licensed U.S.C.G. captain for 18 years. Terry grew up on the New Jersey shore and has always enjoyed the water. She has a vast knowledge of the marine environment and holds a degree in biology from Rutgers University. She is also a naturalist. |
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They both enjoy getting people out on the water and also making the trip a learning experience. Families with children welcome. |
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Take a sail on the Chesapeake for the day or enjoy a quiet evening sail as you watch the sunset or gaze at the moon on a starlit night. The decks have plenty of room to sit and relax. You can help sail the boat and take a turn at the wheel. |
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Try a 2-day overnight trip to Baltimore harbor, St. Michael's, or Rock Hall. Go ashore, enjoy the sights, and have a meal at a seafood restaurant. Anchor in a quiet cove and just relax, try fishing, or take a swim. |
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