The Race Begins at the End of the Road
With the end of the sailing season upon them in Canada, the Zartman family needs to make tracks south before the locks close for the winter.
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With the end of the sailing season upon them in Canada, the Zartman family needs to make tracks south before the locks close for the winter.
There was ice on Ganymede‘s decks the morning we left Harrington Harbor, which added urgency to our already ardent desire to push south and west.
It was strange to think that we were in the remotest coast we’d been yet, accessible only by boat—when the ice allowed—and bush plane.
After a summer spent cruising in the sparsely populated regions of the Canadian Maritimes, the Zartman family is scraping the bottom of the lockers aboard Ganymede.
Conanicut Marine Services will welcome Gov. Lincoln Chafee to its Taylor Point boatyard to see the unveiling of a new addition that has transformed the
The New York Harbor Regatta raised $300,000 for NY Harbor education and restoration last week.
An October 4 regatta at Governors Island benefits the students of a NYC public maritime high school.
The crew of Ganymede spent a few days in Fleur-de-Lys, Newfoundland, a small fishing village, and enjoyed some hospitality and a visit with some old cruising friends.
Sailors for the Sea names R. Mark Davis, a veteran of major national organizations, start-ups, and non-profits, as president.
I remembered reading, somewhere long ago, that along this coast they refer to North as “Down”, as if descending into further cold and danger, and South as “Up.”
We got out of Lumsden at last during a rare dead calm, and it was strange to motor gently between reefs that had been vicious, ship-killing breakers just a couple days before.
Classic and Spirit of Tradition yachts gathered for the 2013 Opera House Cup, part of Panerai’s Classic Yachts Challenge series and Nantucket Race Week. Photos by Brian Sager Photography.
With the end of the sailing season upon them in Canada, the Zartman family needs to make tracks south before the locks close for the winter.
There was ice on Ganymede‘s decks the morning we left Harrington Harbor, which added urgency to our already ardent desire to push south and west.
It was strange to think that we were in the remotest coast we’d been yet, accessible only by boat—when the ice allowed—and bush plane.
After a summer spent cruising in the sparsely populated regions of the Canadian Maritimes, the Zartman family is scraping the bottom of the lockers aboard Ganymede.
Conanicut Marine Services will welcome Gov. Lincoln Chafee to its Taylor Point boatyard to see the unveiling of a new addition that has transformed the
The New York Harbor Regatta raised $300,000 for NY Harbor education and restoration last week.
An October 4 regatta at Governors Island benefits the students of a NYC public maritime high school.
The crew of Ganymede spent a few days in Fleur-de-Lys, Newfoundland, a small fishing village, and enjoyed some hospitality and a visit with some old cruising friends.
Sailors for the Sea names R. Mark Davis, a veteran of major national organizations, start-ups, and non-profits, as president.
I remembered reading, somewhere long ago, that along this coast they refer to North as “Down”, as if descending into further cold and danger, and South as “Up.”
We got out of Lumsden at last during a rare dead calm, and it was strange to motor gently between reefs that had been vicious, ship-killing breakers just a couple days before.
Classic and Spirit of Tradition yachts gathered for the 2013 Opera House Cup, part of Panerai’s Classic Yachts Challenge series and Nantucket Race Week. Photos by Brian Sager Photography.
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