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Jul 15, 2014 51 min

HBW 013 - Brad Pease Interview

from Heritage Boatworks Podcast - Exploring, Preserving, and Promoting New England Boat Building Hosted by Jed Lavoie

In this episode interview Brad Pease of Pease Boat Works and Marine Railway. This is the first podcast of its kind to travel the back roads and harbors of New England to share the stories, techniques, passion, and creativity of boat builders of all types and sizes.

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