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All-Female Team Aims to Break Jules Verne Trophy Record Aboard 100-foot Ultime Trimaran IDEC sport The Jules Verne Trophy rewards the fastest non-stop circumnavigation of the world by…
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All-Female Team Aims to Break Jules Verne Trophy Record Aboard 100-foot Ultime Trimaran IDEC sport The Jules Verne Trophy rewards the fastest non-stop circumnavigation of the world by…
Stonington Borough sits tucked into a protected harbor and unfolds like a postcard from classic New England: narrow streets, clapboard houses, and a waterfront lined with shops, galleries,…
NEW ENGLAND REGION Ballard’s, New Shoreham, RI Established in 1956, Ballard’s is a longtime favorite for live music, local seafood and a classic Block Island atmosphere. Located close…
My inbox at Soundings is one of my favorite places to drop anchor. It’s where readers stop by to share their on-the-water stories, ask questions and tell us…
Fleming 55: The Yacht That Redefined Long-Range Cruising The first Fleming to arrive in the United States was unloaded in Long Beach, California, in November 1986. That initial…
At Marine Weather Center, a client recently asked why a computer model forecast showed small seas on the windward side of Saint Martin, when in reality they were…
Why We Chose a 23-Foot Caribiana Sea Skiff: A Practical Powerboat for Trailerable Cruising After years of sailing, my wife Jackie and I decided in 2013 to move…
In Extremis: A Photographer’s Portrait of America’s Historic Ships By Jeanne Craig In 2012, while leaving an Ikea parking lot in Philadelphia, photographer and journalist Pim Van Hemmen…
There’s growing interest in “adventure boats,” but what exactly do people mean by that term? In simple terms, adventure boats are typically pilothouse designs with upright styling and…
In 1811 a group of frustrated English textile workers smashed mechanized looms and other weaving equipment in Nottingham. They became known as Luddites—named after Ned Ludd, a weaver’s…
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