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At the outset of a planned 24,000-nautical-mile expedition called Around the Americas, the 64-foot cutter Ocean Watch sets sail for the Northwest Passage. A feature from our September 2009 issue
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At the outset of a planned 24,000-nautical-mile expedition called Around the Americas, the 64-foot cutter Ocean Watch sets sail for the Northwest Passage. A feature from our September 2009 issue
A stroke of metrological luck allows the westbound crew of Ocean Watch to reach around the granddaddy of all capes. “Herb’s Watch” for February 18, 2010
The birds, not the weather, came to symbolize our southbound voyage toward the Falklands. “Herb’s Watch” for January 28, 2010
Another unscheduled Ocean Watch fuel stop leads to a foray by kayak across a river and into the mangroves. “Herb’s Watch” from our December 23, 2009, CW Reckonings.
At the outset of a planned 24,000-nautical-mile expedition called Around the Americas, the 64-foot cutter Ocean Watch sets sail for the Northwest Passage. A feature from our September 2009 issue
A stroke of metrological luck allows the westbound crew of Ocean Watch to reach around the granddaddy of all capes. “Herb’s Watch” for February 18, 2010
The birds, not the weather, came to symbolize our southbound voyage toward the Falklands. “Herb’s Watch” for January 28, 2010
Another unscheduled Ocean Watch fuel stop leads to a foray by kayak across a river and into the mangroves. “Herb’s Watch” from our December 23, 2009, CW Reckonings.
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