Browsing All Posts By George Day
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Bahamas: Exploring the Jumentos Cays and Ragged Island
Our friends at All at Sea magazine are running a cool series on cruising the Bahamas. Here’s their take on the remote and wild islands in the deep ...
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Edward Allcard, Solo Sailor on the High Seas, Dies at 102
Edward Allcard, who was said to be the first person to sail both ways across the Atlantic singlehandedly –save for a stretch with a young woman who stowed ...
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Bénéteau Announces Production Foiling Monohull
Is this the future of monohull sailing? Foiling is all the rage and it looks like the world’s largest builder of sailboats is getting in on the ground ...
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Portrait of a Cruising Couple: Meet Barb and Con Sprenger
One of our favorite websites is www.noonsite.com that was created by Jimmy Cornell and is now owned by the World Cruising Association. Here’s the lead in to the ...
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Man Killed in Boat Explosion in Ensenada
A man has died after a possible propane explosion and fire aboard a sailboat at Marina Coral in Ensenada yesterday afternoon, according to reports from witnesses in the ...
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Island Packet Owners’ Rendezvous: Boothbay Harbor, Maine
Beige sailing yachts and bright green t-shirts dominated the waterfront this past week-end as the 16th Biennial Maine Island Packet Rendezvous hosted by Norm & Mary Pierce of ...
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Surviving the OSTAR’s Perfect Storm: The Full Story of the Racers Rescued in Force 11 Summer Gale
Solo sailor Mervyn Wheatley set out from Plymouth for Newport, Rhode Island on 29 May this year with stirring tunes belting out from his beloved Tamarind, the Formosa 42 ...
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Mindbender
What do you call the sail configuration when the mainsail is strapped out on one side and the genoa is poled out on the other as you run ...
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Offshore Communication Comes of Age for the Occasional Passagemaker
Whereas long-term cruisers develop various communication strategies over time, offshore communication has always been a challenge for occasional passagemakers trying to balance cost and need. Once out of ...
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Quick, Easy and Good
(First published in Blue Water Sailing) by Nadine Slavinski Sure, we’d all like to be accomplished galley chefs, amazing and delighting the crew with our ability to whip ...
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