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A salt-laden Caribbean raconteur picks his least favorite hurricanes in this tale from the wind-whipped seas.
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A salt-laden Caribbean raconteur picks his least favorite hurricanes in this tale from the wind-whipped seas.
The Little Wing kayaks are built for editorial abuse.
It was strange to see a rugged yawl in the mostly abandoned harbor Newport Harbor riding nicely on a mooring with the mizzen set to help stabilize matters during a shrill, cold, 25-knot northwester. She was a steel 46-footer called Endeavor, sailed by Candy and David Masters. As it turned out, I knew both the yacht and the sailors
A well known architect takes on the plans to a well known cruising yacht.
Cruising sailor Christopher Miller has come a long way from Cheboygan, Michigan, and Northern California.”Herb’s Watch” from November 25, 3010
A transplanted Californian finds home in a New Zealand boatyard. From “Herb’s Watch” in our October 28, 2010, CW Reckonings
Voyagers Lin and Larry Pardey find a New Zealand refuge at the water’s edge. “Herb’s Watch” for our September 2, 2010, CW Reckonings
What the long-distance voyagers who sailed before us have said about coming home is very true. “Herb’s Watch” for our August 5, 2010, CW Reckonings
This recipe for adventure called for a dream, one giant island, a common sea, and a cutter to connect the dots. “Herb’s Watch” for our July 8, 2010, CW Reckonings
An East Coast sailor treasures a West Coast monument. “Herb’s Watch” for June 25, 2010
Ocean Watch‘s Golden State landfall delivers shoreside pleasures amid some bumpy coastal hops. “Herb’s Watch” for our June 10, 2010, CW Reckonings
Sure, you can learn from your mistakes, but sometimes it still doesn’t pay off. “Herb’s Watch” for our May 27, 2010, CW Reckonings
A salt-laden Caribbean raconteur picks his least favorite hurricanes in this tale from the wind-whipped seas.
The Little Wing kayaks are built for editorial abuse.
It was strange to see a rugged yawl in the mostly abandoned harbor Newport Harbor riding nicely on a mooring with the mizzen set to help stabilize matters during a shrill, cold, 25-knot northwester. She was a steel 46-footer called Endeavor, sailed by Candy and David Masters. As it turned out, I knew both the yacht and the sailors
A well known architect takes on the plans to a well known cruising yacht.
Cruising sailor Christopher Miller has come a long way from Cheboygan, Michigan, and Northern California.”Herb’s Watch” from November 25, 3010
A transplanted Californian finds home in a New Zealand boatyard. From “Herb’s Watch” in our October 28, 2010, CW Reckonings
Voyagers Lin and Larry Pardey find a New Zealand refuge at the water’s edge. “Herb’s Watch” for our September 2, 2010, CW Reckonings
What the long-distance voyagers who sailed before us have said about coming home is very true. “Herb’s Watch” for our August 5, 2010, CW Reckonings
This recipe for adventure called for a dream, one giant island, a common sea, and a cutter to connect the dots. “Herb’s Watch” for our July 8, 2010, CW Reckonings
An East Coast sailor treasures a West Coast monument. “Herb’s Watch” for June 25, 2010
Ocean Watch‘s Golden State landfall delivers shoreside pleasures amid some bumpy coastal hops. “Herb’s Watch” for our June 10, 2010, CW Reckonings
Sure, you can learn from your mistakes, but sometimes it still doesn’t pay off. “Herb’s Watch” for our May 27, 2010, CW Reckonings
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