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For 13-year-old writer and sailor Tristan Bridge, exploring new coastlines is a way of existence.
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For 13-year-old writer and sailor Tristan Bridge, exploring new coastlines is a way of existence.
Spurred on by a cause as well as by the family motto of legendary explorer Ernest Shackleton— “By endurance we conquer” —Matt Rutherford sailed into the history books with his epic, nonstop solo odyssey around the Americas. From our July 2012 issue.
A boat boy from Dominica helps cruisers leave a good impression with the people of his country. “Sailor Profile” from our July 2012 issue.
In the modern world of laminates and foils, Carol Hasse and Port Townsend Sails spin gold by sticking to traditional methods of construction and paying attention to the little things that help sails withstand the tests of time. From our June 2012 issue.
Fueled by Matt Rutherford’s incredible determination and resilience, an unlikely solo odyssey takes shape. “Sailor Profile” from our January 2012 issue.
When not rocking hard on stage, a progressive-metal band lead singer rolls gently aboard his classic wooden yawl, the John-Alden designed Malabar XV.
The Victorious “Hometown Hero” Charges into Charleston
A salt-laden Caribbean raconteur picks his least favorite hurricanes in this tale from the wind-whipped seas.
Wild Card‘s salt-stained inkslinger examines his many influences.
With verve, skill, and confidence, this family reminds us that cruising small can be beautiful.
A boy’s life takes a turn when he assists an expert mechanic in the repair of a small marine engine.
After an astounding, record-setting 1,152 consecutive days at sea, Reid Stowe finally stepped ashore.
For 13-year-old writer and sailor Tristan Bridge, exploring new coastlines is a way of existence.
Spurred on by a cause as well as by the family motto of legendary explorer Ernest Shackleton— “By endurance we conquer” —Matt Rutherford sailed into the history books with his epic, nonstop solo odyssey around the Americas. From our July 2012 issue.
A boat boy from Dominica helps cruisers leave a good impression with the people of his country. “Sailor Profile” from our July 2012 issue.
In the modern world of laminates and foils, Carol Hasse and Port Townsend Sails spin gold by sticking to traditional methods of construction and paying attention to the little things that help sails withstand the tests of time. From our June 2012 issue.
Fueled by Matt Rutherford’s incredible determination and resilience, an unlikely solo odyssey takes shape. “Sailor Profile” from our January 2012 issue.
When not rocking hard on stage, a progressive-metal band lead singer rolls gently aboard his classic wooden yawl, the John-Alden designed Malabar XV.
The Victorious “Hometown Hero” Charges into Charleston
A salt-laden Caribbean raconteur picks his least favorite hurricanes in this tale from the wind-whipped seas.
Wild Card‘s salt-stained inkslinger examines his many influences.
With verve, skill, and confidence, this family reminds us that cruising small can be beautiful.
A boy’s life takes a turn when he assists an expert mechanic in the repair of a small marine engine.
After an astounding, record-setting 1,152 consecutive days at sea, Reid Stowe finally stepped ashore.
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