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January 18, 2023

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A boat anchored in a calm and pristine green water.

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Shorty is right at home in just inches of water when the keel and rudder are up. Photo by Robert Malkin

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Flying the Kite: Shorthanded Spinnaker Sailing

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Shorthanded Sailing: The Case for Simplicity

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Betty Jane on Biscayne Bay

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13 Sailors Inducted to the National Sailing Hall of Fame

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Orca Encounters in Spain

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Cruising: Offshore Prep Talk

The course includes real-world demos, like the scenario of retrieving someone unconscious or hurt up the rig, Photo courtesy of Harken

Safety Aloft with Harken Training