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By Kimball Livingston Posted December 19, 2008
In every sailor's cruising grounds there is the favored getaway, birthplace of summer legends. In southern California, we're talking Catalina. More
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By Wally Moran Posted November 21, 2008
The upsides of the Ditch, from a serial commuter's viewpoint. More
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By Steve Henkind Posted November 21, 2008
Even with near-flawless GPS technology, you must be able to deal with the potential for operator error. More
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By Michael Petrie Posted November 21, 2008
Mike Petrie talks about his first time cruising on the california Coast in 1976 aboard a 31-foot Mariner ketch. More
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By Matthieu Aikins Posted November 21, 2008
Seven people, a 50-foot boat, a North Atlantic circle, and a story to tell. More
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By Steve Henkind Posted November 20, 2008
The chartplotter is a wonderful navigational tool, but as with most electronic devices, there are limits. More
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By Amy Ullrich Posted November 19, 2008
People are taking up sailing at all ages. More
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By Peter Nielsen Posted November 5, 2008
Sailors for the Sea and the Pacific Science Center will circumnavigate the Americas to build awareness about the ocean environment. More
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By Rebecca Waters Posted November 4, 2008
A couple are attacked on their boat at the Marina de Caraballeda. More
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By Rebecca Waters Posted November 4, 2008
Australian officials worry about the impact of the satellites serving 121.5 MHz EPIRBs going offline in February, in the middle of their boating season. More