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What is a dinghy?
By Richard Region Arrington
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Last edited: Monday, February 01, 2010
Posted: Monday, February 01, 2010

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Pirates used dinghy's to travel to island shores and bury their treasure.

These small boats were used to travel from ship to shore and had a single sail. They were equipped with oars and could carry both people and supplies. Pirates used dinghy's to travel to island shores and bury their treasure. They would also bring back items such as bananas. If you like stories of pirates and adventures at sea, check out my book "The Voyage of Billy Buckins." You can find this book and more on my website at www.TheVoyageOfBillyBuckins.com . Have a good read!

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