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For andet år i træk afvikler DLG og Velas grovfodermøde på Gelstedgård. Det foregår torsdag den 2. september.
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For andet år i træk afvikler DLG og Velas grovfodermøde på Gelstedgård. Det foregår torsdag den 2. september.
Przedstawiciele regionalnych i lokalnych władz upamiętnili w poniedziałek w Katowicach 102. rocznicę wybuchu pierwszego i 101. rocznicę drugiego powstania śląskiego. Przed południem złożyli kwiaty przy pomniku Powstańców Śląskich.
Century-old sailboat design still making waves in Massachusetts © Bill Womack An inside look at operations in the Beetle Cat Boat Shop in Wareham, Massachusetts. A sailboat model that was designed and first built in Massachusetts back in 1921 is still gracing the waters of New England a century later. Bill Womack, a Vietnam War veteran and former civil engineer, considers himself the fourth steward of the Beetle Cat Boat Shop, which is now located in Wareham.Sign up for our Newsletters The business' namesake, John Beetle, built the first "Beetle Cat" in New Bedford 100 years ago as a way f...
A sailboat model that was designed and first built in Massachusetts back in 1921 is still gracing the waters of New England a century later.Bill Womack, a Vietnam War veteran and former civil engineer, considers himself the fourth steward of the Beetle Cat Boat Shop, which is now located in Wareham.The business' namesake, John Beetle, built the first "Beetle Cat" in New Bedford 100 years ago as a way for children to learn the skill of mastering a gaff-rigged working boat."The Beetle family was famous for building whale boats," Womack said.Soon, the Beetle Cat evolved into the perfect sai...
Beloved by its owners, the Beetle Cat has been bringing sailors together for 100 years Were you to encounter him in person, Bill Womack likely wouldn’t strike you as a structural engineer with a lifetime of high-profile tunnel, bridge and road projects under his belt. He has a snow-white, Imperial-style beard and a friendly, softly weathered face. He wears a baseball cap, flannel shirt, wool sweater and wire-rimmed glasses. He looks like anyone you might find poking around docks and boatyards just about anywhere in New England. Perhaps the look is fitting, considering that most of Womac...