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This year, six families will have the chance to build a boat while making memories during the UNH Marine Docents' annual Family Boat-Building Workshop.
Each family will build the Oyster River Cat, a 12-ft. sailboat that can carry a family of three for a day of sailing on quiet water. It is easily transported and also serves as an excellent rowboat.
Construction will take place Friday through Sunday, May 13-15, at UNH's Kingman Farm in Madbury. Families must include at least one adult and a youth age 12 or older.
No prior woodworking experience is required, but participants should have basic skills using hand tools. An experienced docent boat-builder will help each family to ensure a successful experience. The $975 fee includes all of the boat-building materials, a professionally made sail, and a day of sailing instruction on June 4.
Because space in the program is limited, each family interested in participating must submit an application by May 1.
For more information or to apply
Or contact Mark Wiley at mark.wiley@unh.edu or 603-749-1565.
Photo credit: Ray Belles


