Sailing Avocet: The Wrong Way For All the Right Reasons
Sailing the “wrong way” up the California coast led us to unforgettable adventures, cherished connections, and a deeper appreciation for home.
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Sailing the “wrong way” up the California coast led us to unforgettable adventures, cherished connections, and a deeper appreciation for home.
A sailor’s worst nightmare: a furler failure at sea. Here’s how we overcame a dangerous situation with quick thinking.
There’s an old adage that everything on a boat should serve multiple purposes. As it turns out, this applies to clothing, too.
Meet Cruising World’s newest ambassadors, Marissa and Chris, the crew of the 1979 Cheoy Lee 41 Avocet.
Sailing the “wrong way” up the California coast led us to unforgettable adventures, cherished connections, and a deeper appreciation for home.
A sailor’s worst nightmare: a furler failure at sea. Here’s how we overcame a dangerous situation with quick thinking.
There’s an old adage that everything on a boat should serve multiple purposes. As it turns out, this applies to clothing, too.
Meet Cruising World’s newest ambassadors, Marissa and Chris, the crew of the 1979 Cheoy Lee 41 Avocet.
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