Sail Away - August 2006
by Sail Staff, Posted September 22, 2006Stormy Weather
If you choose to sail in the Caribbean in the summer, especially in the month of August, you could—not inevitably, to be sure—find yourself somewhere along the track of a hurricane. Then what? I talked with Tim Johnson of TMM and Sylvia Driver of Horizon Yacht Charters to find out.PERSONAL SAFETY You won’t be “caught” by a sudden hurricane; hurricanes
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New Gear - August 2006
by Sail Staff, Posted September 21, 2006FULL STORY

Mal 40
by Tom Dove, Posted September 21, 2006The Mal 40 is the latest gem from a highly regarded Swedish builder of cruising boats from 36 to 46 feet. Like all Mals, this one can be customized extensively, an appealing feature for the sailor who has been around enough to have strong opinions.It’s not a racing boat, but it is exactly the sort of vessel you’d want for extended coastal cruising or ocean voyaging. Not that it’s
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Hoyt H-10
by Bill Springer, Posted September 21, 2006FULL STORY

Andrews 45
by Peter Nielsen, Posted September 21, 2006FULL STORY
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