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A nostalgic memoir of the lives and
times of coastal pioneers-the old timers and their boats,
that were essential in the days when the ocean was the
only highway.
In 1930, June's parents, George and
Marjorie Griffin bought the Loumar, a 36-foot, wooden
boat that would become their family's summer home for
the next two decades. Now, in her memoir of pioneer
coastal life, supported by a charming collection of
photographs, the author relives the magic of those summer
days on the Loumar.
June Cameron has cruised the coast
for over sixty years and is a regular contributor to
Pacific Yachting.
Co-published with Heritage House,
Vancouver, B.C
Featuring:
60 photos and maps
5.5" x 8.5"
244 pages
Softcover
ISBN 978-0-938665-60-1
$17.95
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