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Saturday, March 28, 2015

Mantus Anchors

Mantus Anchors Frequent readers of this blog will know that there's a special place reserved on Knots and Boats for entrepreneurial... Read more »

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Knots and Boats is a blog about the fundamental building blocks of a Captain in the Making. I have been on boats since I was a young lad. Now, a boat owner, I spend summers ranging from the Connecticut River and throughout Long Island Sound including MA, RI, CT and NY. I'm determined to become a Captain, and you can follow along with me as I try to learn about the maritime world.

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