How they Build Boats in Indonesia!
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Ben and Ashley Stobbart are currently navigating the Koro Sea while finalizing the forensics for their new aluminum fortress, the Nahoa 55 expedition ketch.
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Pinisi, originating in 1906, were once the largest commercial sailing fleet in the Indian Ocean. Now predominantly motorized, their traditional design remains, serving cargo and tourism purposes. However, obtaining quality timber has become difficult, leading to compromised hull structures or relocation of construction sites to resource-rich areas like South and East Kalimantan.
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Ben, Ash, Willa, Bodhi
How they Build Boats in Indonesia! Location
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