Man Overboard in the Middle of the Atlantic Ocean
November 9, 2015
Having someone fall off your boat is a possibility, as we all know, but that situation is something the skipper takes care of, right? Well,
Having someone fall off your boat is a possibility, as we all know, but that situation is something the skipper takes care of, right? Well,
For the second time in my life this past summer, as part of a corporate schmoozing exercise, I was lured aboard one of the many
In November 2014, my wife, Kathy, and I joined the ARC Bahamas to sail off into our retirement aboard our new-to-us 2003 Fountaine Pajot Belize
Ping! It was the tiniest little squeak of a sound, but it was out of place amid the pounding waves and constant groaning of the
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I had planned a six-day family cruise with my wife and two daughters on Dreamer, our new Catalina 36 Mark II. This was the fourth sailboat
It was 1000 and already the temperature was 80 degrees. There was no wind, and Banderas Bay looked like a glass lake. My husband, Jay,
Slamming into 6ft seas and driving rain is hardly the stuff of Caribbean cruising dreams, but this was not the time to reflect on the
We set off before lunch to cross Chesapeake Bay from our home base in Heathsville, Virginia, where the Potomac River merges with the bay. Point
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