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The Seapiper 37 is the kind of boat that turns heads not simply because it’s pretty, but because it’s different. Originally introduced as the Seapiper 35, the model…
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The Seapiper 37 is the kind of boat that turns heads not simply because it’s pretty, but because it’s different. Originally introduced as the Seapiper 35, the model…
The main building at Bridgeport Boatworks stretches seemingly without end. When I arrive at the guardhouse gate, owner Harry Boardsen welcomes me and guides me inside, where the…
Stepping into the compact maritime gallery on Water Street in Stonington, Connecticut, visitors are immediately transported by evocative paintings of ships and yachts at sea—some serene, others caught…
Bruce Kessler, the Loss of Zopilote, and the Hidden Danger of Seamounts Tributes continue to arrive for offshore cruiser Bruce Kessler, who died in April at age 88.…
Nonskid decks used to be viewed as purely functional and, frankly, a bit dull. That perception has changed over the past decade thanks to a marine flooring revolution…
Boating attire has changed dramatically over the last six decades. Where sailors once relied on cork life jackets, canvas shoes and heavy wool, modern boating gear blends performance…
Cruising the New Hampshire–Maine Coast: A Week on the Gulf of Maine Summer cruising along the northern East Coast offers some of the most varied and scenic waterways…
Pursuit Boats and Chapman School of Seamanship: Practical Safety Training for New Owners Two years ago Pursuit Boats partnered with the Chapman School of Seamanship in Stuart, Florida,…
Jeanneau NC 895 Series 2 Review: A Stout, Smart 29-Foot Cruiser Jeanneau’s NC 895 was already a solid boat, but the redesigned NC 895 Series 2 elevates the…
Schooner Bowdoin Returns to the Arctic: Maine Maritime Academy Expedition to Greenland The historic schooner Bowdoin, built specifically for Arctic exploration in 1921 at Hodgdon Brothers Shipyard in…
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