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Cruising Shot of the Week
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Cruising Shot of the Week 0Aladin Kinach took this glorious sunset image in Barra de Sao Miguel, Alogoas, Brazil ...
Just Cruising With George Day
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Just Cruising with George Day 0Safety at Sea Is No Accident
This last week has seen a series of unfortunate events take place in the offshore sailing community in the ...
Up Front
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UP FRONT 0Thoughts on High-Capacity Bilge Pumps
In Cruising Compass last week, our survey was on high-capacity bilge pumps aboard our cruising boats. You will find ...
Dock Talk
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Dock Talk 0
39-Foot Vessel Dismasted 395 Miles Off Virginia Beach During Tropical Storm Alex
The skipper of Faule Haut has posted a blog on the loss of his 39-foot Beneteau Oceanis. He noted that he had lived aboard for 5 years and ...
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Shipwreck from 1708 Reveals its Contents
(Sky News ) – Royal Navy vessels sank the Spanish flagship in 1708 during the War of the Spanish Succession, but its resting place – near the port ...
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Hudson Canyon, a Giant Underwater Chasm, on List to be Newest National Marine Sanctuary
(NPR) – Good news for sea turtles: President Biden announced on Monday that he hopes to designate the aquatic Hudson Canyon as a national marine sanctuary. About 100 ...
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Captain of 42-Foot Sloop Falls Overboard During Newport Bermuda Race
(turnto10.com) – Colin Golder, the captain of the 42-foot Centurion Morgan of Marietta fell overboard in rough seas during the Newport Bermuda Race. The boat was about 325 ...
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Dock Talk 0
Caribbean Rally Update via Webinar – June 23
Update on the SDSA Caribbean Rally to Antigua and cruising the Eastern Caribbean Plans are well underway for the signature Salty Dawg Caribbean Rally, the run to Antigua. ...
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Dock Talk 0
Using Conmmunity Sailing Centers to Learn to Sail
Erin E. Williams in a Washington Post article notes how easily and affordable sailing can be if you join a community sailing center. She mentions centers across the ...
VIDEO OF THE WEEK
Survey Question of the Week
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Question of the Week 0Survey of the Week
Before reading on, please take a moment to fill out this week’s survey so we can share your thoughts ...
BOAT REVIEWS
WHAT’S NEW AT BLUE WATER SAILING THIS WEEK
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UP FRONT 0
Thoughts on High-Capacity Bilge Pumps
In Cruising Compass last week, our survey was on high-capacity bilge pumps aboard our cruising boats. You will find ...
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Cool Things to Do 0Dining by Boat in Florida
Summer is time to hit the water and explore. Whether you’re sliding into the marina for the night at ...
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For the Hungry Crew 0Ratatouille Pasta
Pasta dishes can make for a great comfort food meal and this recipe from bonappetit.com brings in the fresh ...
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Tech Talk 0Setting Up a VHF with a MMSI Number
On waterwayguide.com Mark Corke of BoatUS walks through how to set up a VHF radio with digital selective calling. ...
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Boat Rat's Tip of the Week 0What Makes a Good Offshore Cruising Boat
This article in Spinsheet poses the question of What makes a good offshore sailboat? They interviewed David Malkin of ...
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LAUNCHES
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Boat Reviews 0
Dusseldorf 2019
This is the 50th anniversary of the Dusseldorf Boat Show, running through January 27. With over 1,500 sailboats and motorboats its as if being a kid in a ...
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Boat Reviews 0
The New Oceanis 46.1: The Latest Generation Family Cruiser Debuts This Fall
The Oceanis 46.1 is the latest in our range of sailing yachts dedicated to blue water cruising. Based on the wildly successful Oceanis 51.1, she has all the ...
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Launches 0
Guillaume Verdier: The Frenchman Who is Designing the Future of Sailing
Yacht design has evolved rapidly in the last decade with the development of swinging keels, foils, wing sails and much more. And one designer has left his creative ...
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Launches 0
Really Cool New Frers 57-Foot Cruiser Pushes the High-Tech Envelope
The pairing of a world renowned naval architect with a builder whose name is synonymous with some of the fastest and most illustrious racing yachts on the globe, ...
TECH TALK
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Tech Talk 0
Setting Up a VHF with a MMSI Number
On waterwayguide.com Mark Corke of BoatUS walks through how to set up a VHF radio with digital selective calling. ...
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Tech Talk 0Construction of a Permanent Mooring
As Tom Burden notes in this article on westmarine.com, a permanent mooring, “must remain secure for long periods while ...
COOL THINGS TO DO
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Cool Things to Do 0
Dining by Boat in Florida
Summer is time to hit the water and explore. Whether you’re sliding into the marina for the night at ...
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Cool Things to Do 0Newport is for Cruisers
If you have plans to sail along the east coast of the U.S. consider putting Newport, RI as one ...
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Cool Things to Do 0Hilton Head’s Iconic Red and White Lighthouse
If you are cruising along the eastern seaboard this summer and have plans to stop arouind Hilton Head, SC ...
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Cool Things to Do 0Last Call for Bermuda Race 2022
(Sail-World) – This year’s Bermuda race will start on June 17 and the last call for entries is April ...
Charter Chatter
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Charter Chatter 0Charter a Skippered Yacht
The charter company Sunsail answers questions about chartering a boat with a professional caption. Questions answered include where the ...
BOAT RAT’S TIP OF THE WEEK
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Boat Rat's Tip of the Week 0
What Makes a Good Offshore Cruising Boat
This article in Spinsheet poses the question of What makes a good offshore sailboat? They interviewed David Malkin of ...
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Boat Rat's Tip of the Week 0Radio Communication Systems
You are at one end of the boat, your crew at the other. Rather than yelling, radio communication systems ...
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Boat Rat's Tip of the Week 0Protect Your Knees Onboard
Have you ever thought about how much time you spend on your knees pulling lines, hauling in a winch ...
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Boat Rat's Tip of the Week 0Teak Maintenance Aboard Your Boat
(Sail Universe) – Teak is famed for its various grains of hard and softwood, making it naturally adhesive and ...
FOR THE HUNGRY CREW
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For the Hungry Crew 0
Ratatouille Pasta
Pasta dishes can make for a great comfort food meal and this recipe from bonappetit.com brings in the fresh ...
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For the Hungry Crew 0Pan-Fried Eggplant with Balsamic, Basil, and Capers
This dish has a great mix of flavors from the mild eggplant to the salty capers, floral basil and ...
MINDBENDER
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Mindbender 0Mindbender
What is the name of the bivalve famous, in days of yore and even today, for eating the planks ...
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