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Daily Archives: April 16, 2025

Lady Cameron II – Part One

Blog, News, Niagara Frontier ChapterBy ACBS Rudder MagazineApril 16, 20253 Comments

By Carl (Rocky) Nagel, Niagara Frontier Chapter Member Late last summer, I was approached about a “wooden boat” located on an island on Lake Joseph, Muskoka, Ontario. The island had been sold as part of an estate. The boat was in a boathouse and was not included in the sale. The estate was anxious to…

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