Antares University provides new and prospective owners a program that details the boat from stem to stern (published September 2015) The breeze brought relief to a […]
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The New Inland Navigation Rules
What you need to know about the recent change to the US Inland Navigation Rules (published September 2015) Last year about this time, the USCG changed […]
The Inevitability of Problems
It’s a virtual certainty that problems will arise at sea. Solutions are not always as inevitable. The goal is to minimize the number and severity of […]
Let’s Knot Argue
Keeping the marital knot tied (published August 2015) From time to time Jill and I (okay, mostly Jill) are asked by other sailing couples (okay, mostly […]
Sailing Schools and Community Sailing
Whether new to sailing or a boat owner, taking classes through a sailing school can ensure better and safer sailing for all (published August 2015) SAILING […]
Preparing to Sail South
The fall migration from the East Coast to the Caribbean takes planning and preparation (published August 2015) Only you can decide whether this is the year […]
The Galley Guide: Cooking Underway
There is nothing like a hot meal at the end of a hard day of sailing, especially on passage. (published August 2015) It is not always […]
Heading Back to Sea
It’s a familiar theme, but as with all long distance passages, there are-and will be-vast differences. (published August 2015) It’s early June and another transatlantic passage […]
Third Time Success
In her third attempt, the 70-year-old author completes a solo, non-stop circumnavigation aboard her 38 foot sloop (published July 2015) In the darkness of the early […]
Understanding Your Diesel Engine
How to become a more confident, anxiety free diesel mechanic (published March 2013) I had departed the marina in Charleston, South Carolina bound for Florida, it […]