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Night Sailing: Top Tips and Expert Advice
Sailing through the night brings its own rewards: a contemplative stillness, phosphorescent trails through a star-lit sea, the soul-warming sunrises. But it also raises challenges – if you ...
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Armed Forces Respond to Hurricane Matthew
The U.S. Coast Guard and the United States Navy have been assisting with disaster recovery from Haiti to North Carolina in areas affected by Hurricane Matthew. The USS ...
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Final Preparations for Salty Dawg Fall Rally to the Caribbean
The Salty Dawg Sailing Association is once again expecting a large fleet going to the Caribbean from Virginia. Close to 85 boats in this year’s Fall Rally to ...
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Volvo Ocean Race Changes Rules to Encourage Female Participation
The Volvo Ocean Race is making a major rule change to give world-class female sailors a much clearer pathway to compete at the highest level of offshore sailing ...
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Dark Seas, Vast Skies and Full Sails: Striking Sailing Shots
Italian photographer Carlo Borlenghi has spent over 30 years capturing unforgettable moments in sailing. From Sardinia to Sydney, Borlenghi has traveled the world capturing the drama of life ...
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Annapolis Boat Show Preparing for Hurricane Matthew
For 47 years, Annapolis has been hosting the Fall Sailboat and Powerboat Show. “The concept of the in water sailboat show was invented in Annapolis in 1970,” president ...
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This Woman Quit Her Job And Makes Twice As Much Cruising The World
“Freedom.” That is how Victoria Fine describes her life. In April, Fine left a big job at Slate to launch her own business, Finally, a growth hacking company ...
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Efficient Sailing: Passage Routing
Behan aboard Totem summarizes her passage routing strategy in this blog post. Very useful information from a seasoned cruiser. Efficient sailing is partly about sail trim and sail ...
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Why Are Breaking Waves So Dangerous to Yachts?
There have been many examples of yachts making landfall, sometimes to seek shelter, only to find themselves in graver danger on the harbor approach. In 2012, Australian Mini ...
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A History of Sea Going Clockwork
It is almost a generation since 1994, when GPS finally relegated celestial navigation to being just an intermittent, time consuming and relatively inaccurate backup method of position fixing. ...
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