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January 10, 2012Jimmy Cornell Talks About His Ocean AtlasJimmy Cornell answers our questions about his latest publication--Cornell's Ocean Atlas: Pilot Charts for All Oceans of the World.
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November 14, 2011Where We ExplorePirates, economics, and personal ambitions have reshaped the courses sailed by the world's fleet of 10,000 bluewater cruising sailboats. From our November 2011 issue.
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November 14, 2011Where We Explore: Pacific OceanThe enduring appeal of the South Pacific is among the trends that have surfaced in the latest global survey.
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August 11, 2011Four Easy Trips: Pacific Northwest/San Juan IslandsThe picturesque shoreline of the Pacific Northwest provides countless coves to explore on your trip to the San Juan Islands.Related tags: Chartering | Places | Destinations | Blue Water | Pacific Northwest | San Juan Sailing
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August 11, 2011Four Easy Trips: Great Lakes/Northern MichiganOn your trip to the sailing destination of the Great Lakes/Northern Michigan, find great live music, restaurants, beaches, and bike trails.Related tags: Chartering | Places | Destinations | Blue Water | Great Lakes | Bay Breeze Yacht Charters
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May 31, 2011Mission Accomplished for Brad Van LiewAfter his third singlehanded race around the world, Van Liew reigns as the most accomplished American soloist ever.
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May 18, 2011World ARC Goes AnnualNow there are more chances to cruise in company with this popular circumnavigating rally.
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May 17, 2011Ocean-Passage PlannerOver the last 35 years, this three-time circumnavigator has undertaken four voyages to the Pacific Ocean, roaming its waters far and wide, from southern Chile to Alaska and from Easter Island to Papua New Guinea, with visits to every island group in between.
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May 3, 2011Sabre 456: Offshore ReadyThis new model is nothing like is predecessor and that's a bonus for all the new owners.
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April 26, 2011Happy on the Hard 2A haulout in a family-run Guatemalan boatyard provides the antidote to marina insulation.
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Electronic Updates
I've corresponded with Eric Steinberg for years -- and wrote about some of his offshore racing electronics ideas in 2010 -- but what a pleasure it was to meet him in San Diego. Aside from overseeing Farallon Electronics and IstarGPS, he is now Director of Electronics Systems for the Americas Cup Race Management and hence responsible for nav, comms, and race management tech on some 29 support vessels. Yet it was Eric who took the time to patiently explain the many-layered systems that I ...


