I like movies on rainy Fridays. Since thats what's going on today up in Raymond, here is a great short clip of footage from the shop put together by an organization Sabre proudly belongs to; Maine Built Boats. This is partnership non-profit that promotes the classic heritage and future progress of boatbuilding in Maine today. Enjoy! ~Sarah
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