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Bayliner Discovery Journeys: Heed the Call of Your Adventurous Spirit

If you love misty New England mornings andMaine Island Trail webisodes about the
the scent of saltwater spray as you testjourney at Bayliner Discovery lures you into
yourboating skills, you'll love Baylineran  affair  with  nature.  The  Discovery
Discovery's  new Maine Island Trail adventure
288 Cruiser - a best-in-class, two-level mini
( Join National Geographic Adventure Magazineyacht  -  captained  by Bowermaster is one of
Contributing Editor andrenowned kayaker, Jon
Bowermaster, as he and his buddy, BruceBayliner Discovery's new line of runabouts,
Alter,  take  the  helm  of  acuddys and cruisers. "The bridge helm
triggeredan incredible feeling of
Bayliner Discovery 288 Cruiser. Get ready toexpansiveness, while the cabin's second helm
experience the people, the food andand huge windows gaveus protection from the
thecaptivating  beauty  of  coastal  Maine.elements without sacrificing our enjoyment of
the  scenery,"  says
During their voyage, Bowermaster and Alter
travel from Portland to Bar Harbor, cruisingBowermaster.
by
In upcoming weeks, will treat visitors to the
Jewell Island and Eagle Island, the formerremainder  of  the  Maine  Island
residence  of  Arctic explorer Admiral Robert
Trail adventure with additional webisodes,
Peary. They witness lobstermen bringing instill photography and journal entries about
fresh catch to the docks in Cundy's Harbor,thecraggy coastlines, the peaceful calm, and
visitthe  colorful  characters.
Pemaquid Point and camp overnight on BasinThis follows on the heels of Bayliner
Island. The pair stops by J.O. Brown andDiscovery's first journey, where Motor
Sonsboat builders, in operation since 1888,Boating
and the restored Stonington Opera House.
Along theway, Bowermaster seizes theMagazine's Managing Editor John Wooldridge
opportunity for a foggy afternoon kayakingand  his buddy Ken Nicholson challenged a new
trip  in  Goose  Cove.
Bayliner Discovery 246 Cruiser in the Pacific
"The freedom of boating lets you make yourchop from San Diego to Catalina Island and
own rules - and then break them on a whim,"onthrough Channel Islands National Park to
saysSanta  Barbara.
Bowermaster. "The only steadfast rule is toWebsite visitors followed the two men as they
follow  your  spirit  of  adventure."kayaked near sea caves, went on a
buffalosafari, and met Catalina Island
With the unveiling of the first of threelocals.



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