Browsing All Posts By George Day
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Dock Talk 0
Swell: Liz Clark’s Voyage of Discovery
Liz Clark, who has been out cruising aboard her Cal 40 Swell for the last decade and has logged some 20,000 miles cruising the Pacific Ocean from surfing ...
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They Made Spring Migration Across the Atlantic to Europe
Every spring, boats that have been cruising in the Caribbean for the winter face the choice of what next, particularly because they need to get out of the ...
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Dock Talk 0
Panama Canal Getting Back to Normal
Due to a year of drought caused by the El Nino that has affected weather in the eastern Pacific, Caribbean and North Atlantic –and particularly Central America – ...
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Boat Reviews 0
The Kraken 58 is a Pure Blue Water Cruiser
Kraken Yachts is the brainchild and passion of British businessman Dick Beaumont who built his first boat, the Kraken 66, in China and then sailed it half-way around ...
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UP FRONT 0
Readers Comment of Windvane for Cruising Boats
In Last week’s Just Cruising column, I asked the question of whether or not, in this age of advanced autopilots, windvane steering systems are still viable. Here are ...
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Question of the Week 0
Survey of the Week
Before reading on, please take a moment to fill out this week’s survey so we can share your knowledge and experiences with the Cruising Compass family. Thanks. ...
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Mindbender 0
Mindbender
Where on a sailboat would you find a snuffer? Send your answers to george@bwsailing.com. A winner will be selected randomly from the correct answers and will win ...
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Boat Reviews 0
NEEL: The Trimarans That Changed Everything
Every now and then, no matter what field or market you are in, someone comes up with a concept that disrupts everything you thought you knew. In the ...
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Destination 0
Tunisia Offers Good Marinas for Wintering in the Med
You don’t often hear about Tunisia from North American cruisers who are contemplating sailing to the Med for a summer or two of enjoying the wonderful wine-dark sea. ...
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Dock Talk 0
Skipper Rescued from Burning Yacht. Coast Guard Credits EPIRB
On Thursday May 23, 60 miles off the mouth of The Chesapeake Bay, the 45-foot sailing yacht Trilogy suddenly caught fire. The singlehanded skipper struggled to extinguish the ...
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