Four British Sailors Missing
Sailors missing at sea after 40-foot yacht they were sailing from Caribbean to UK is believed to have capsized mid-Atlantic
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Sailors missing at sea after 40-foot yacht they were sailing from Caribbean to UK is believed to have capsized mid-Atlantic
Entry Portal Opens Monday, January 13 for Newport Bermuda Race
They say that one can get used to almost anything, if done often enough. I wasn’t so sure of that when we got up at
A first overnight sail with the kids makes for a memorable Thanksgiving indeed.
Follow along on CW associate editor Jen Brett’s winter southern cruising sojourn aboard Lyra.
Four rescued from sailboat participating in Salty Dawg Rally, others assisted.
Can we forget about stowing extra anchors and chafe gear, and hoarding extra bottled water and power bars?
NOAA confirms wreck is lost 19th century U.S. Coast Survey steamer Robert J. Walker, which was returning home from pre-Civil War hydrographic survey mission.
Sailors need sailboats, and boatbuilders need customers. Throw in a boatbuilding school that relies on projects for its hands-on curriculum and a few community sailing programs that depend on affordable sailboats to introduce kids to a life on the water, and presto, you have the ingredients for a scheme in which everyone comes out a winner.
As the Zartman family makes their way up the coast of Nova Scotia, everything seems tropical—except for the temperature.
Fairport Harbor-based Tartan and C&C Yachts is on the rebound with a new owner.
The Lunenburg Foundry makes stuffing boxes, cast-iron stoves, and marine engines. A visit gives new meaning to the term heavy metal. Off Watch from our December 2012 issue.
Sailors missing at sea after 40-foot yacht they were sailing from Caribbean to UK is believed to have capsized mid-Atlantic
Entry Portal Opens Monday, January 13 for Newport Bermuda Race
They say that one can get used to almost anything, if done often enough. I wasn’t so sure of that when we got up at
A first overnight sail with the kids makes for a memorable Thanksgiving indeed.
Follow along on CW associate editor Jen Brett’s winter southern cruising sojourn aboard Lyra.
Four rescued from sailboat participating in Salty Dawg Rally, others assisted.
Can we forget about stowing extra anchors and chafe gear, and hoarding extra bottled water and power bars?
NOAA confirms wreck is lost 19th century U.S. Coast Survey steamer Robert J. Walker, which was returning home from pre-Civil War hydrographic survey mission.
Sailors need sailboats, and boatbuilders need customers. Throw in a boatbuilding school that relies on projects for its hands-on curriculum and a few community sailing programs that depend on affordable sailboats to introduce kids to a life on the water, and presto, you have the ingredients for a scheme in which everyone comes out a winner.
As the Zartman family makes their way up the coast of Nova Scotia, everything seems tropical—except for the temperature.
Fairport Harbor-based Tartan and C&C Yachts is on the rebound with a new owner.
The Lunenburg Foundry makes stuffing boxes, cast-iron stoves, and marine engines. A visit gives new meaning to the term heavy metal. Off Watch from our December 2012 issue.
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