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Flotsam and jetsam

Sam Llewellyn writes nautical thrillers and edits The Marine Quarterly. He is currently patching up a 30ft ketch

Wood. Can’t live with it, can’t live without it either. But we are stuck with it, because the new-to-me Drascombe Lugger in front of the workshop is made of the stuff. Most of it is painted – boat enamel on the hull, deck paint on the deck, Danboline in the bilges. There is also, however, a certain

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