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World Voyagers: Stories from Long-Distance Cruisers We tracked down a group of people who dared to dream, made plans and steered their boats toward distant horizons. Their experiences…
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World Voyagers: Stories from Long-Distance Cruisers We tracked down a group of people who dared to dream, made plans and steered their boats toward distant horizons. Their experiences…
Boating in a Pandemic: How Marinas and Boaters Are Adapting on Lake Hopatcong and Beyond Ray Fernandez manages Bridge Marina on Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey—a state that, after…
Wapama: The Last Wooden Steam Schooner of the Pacific Lumber Trade Rescuing and restoring historic wooden ships keeps maritime heritage alive and connects modern audiences with the lives…
Transatlantic Race 2011: Newport to Lizard Point — 32 Yachts Take on a Classic Ocean Challenge The sweeping water views along Newport Harbor are always impressive, but in…
Sisters Under Sail Offers Scholarships for Daughters of Deployed Military Personnel First mate Mindy Doroski, 29, of Greenport, N.Y., untangles the flag aboard the 118-foot tall ship Unicorn.…
In “East River Manhattan, 1655,” artist Leonard Tantillo brings to life a bustling maritime scene from early New York when Manhattan was still New Amsterdam. The painting captures…
Seeking Original Plans for a Small Kinney Dory I am writing in reference to the 2011 article “Builder’s simple boat serves up special times,” by Ben Woodworth. That…
What the Sea Teaches Us: The Crew of the Morning Light — Book Overview Every ocean racer understands the unique combination of adrenaline, discipline and quiet reflection that…
Trade schools are working to reshape the marine industry’s image as they help address a widening skills gap John Headley had only limited experience with boats—sailing as a…
Annapolis Sailing School Celebrates 50 Years of Teaching Sailing with Fun and Safety When founder Jerry Wood opened the Annapolis Sailing School five decades ago, he built it…
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