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Cruising World 2008 New Boat Showcase
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Cruising World 2008 New Boat Showcase
Cruising World 2008 New Boat Showcase
Cruising World 2008 New Boat Showcase
This latest in a series of daysailers is a strong blend of tradition and intelligence. “Boat Review” supplement to our June 2007 issue
A daysailer in name only, the M42 is sleek and suited for cruising. “Review” from our March 2007 issue.
Andrew Burton reviews the Harbor 25 for the 2007 Cruising World Sailboat Show.
Mark Pillsbury reviews the Alerion Express 38 for the 2007 Cruising World Sailboat Show
The Stone Horse 23, a classic cutter-rigged pocket cruiser, can take you safely far afield.
Four capable small boats remind us of the glory days when size didn’t matter and a fine sail didn’t require setting a record or crossing an ocean.
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The Hinckley DS42, the Morris 36, and the Friendship 40 are hardly simple, traditional daysailers, but each melds the most appealing of the old with the practical of the new to create windships for spontaneous shorthanded sailing.
Tony Smith answers the dip in the Dow with a complete makeover of his 30-year-old Telstar trimaran and the return of a very cost-effective cruiser.
Cruising World 2008 New Boat Showcase
Cruising World 2008 New Boat Showcase
Cruising World 2008 New Boat Showcase
This latest in a series of daysailers is a strong blend of tradition and intelligence. “Boat Review” supplement to our June 2007 issue
A daysailer in name only, the M42 is sleek and suited for cruising. “Review” from our March 2007 issue.
Andrew Burton reviews the Harbor 25 for the 2007 Cruising World Sailboat Show.
Mark Pillsbury reviews the Alerion Express 38 for the 2007 Cruising World Sailboat Show
The Stone Horse 23, a classic cutter-rigged pocket cruiser, can take you safely far afield.
Four capable small boats remind us of the glory days when size didn’t matter and a fine sail didn’t require setting a record or crossing an ocean.
—
The Hinckley DS42, the Morris 36, and the Friendship 40 are hardly simple, traditional daysailers, but each melds the most appealing of the old with the practical of the new to create windships for spontaneous shorthanded sailing.
Tony Smith answers the dip in the Dow with a complete makeover of his 30-year-old Telstar trimaran and the return of a very cost-effective cruiser.
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