Use for small craft, more or less canoe-shaped but wider, usually less than 6 m long, with round bilges, and exactly symmetrical ends; originated in New England but no longer confined to that region.
AAT
3000232710
double-enders, North Haven
North Haven double-enders
North Haven peapods
pea-pods
peapods, North Haven
pods (watercraft)
13yrs ago
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