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April 2008

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FEATURES

A Reciprocal Heading
The saga of world voyager Jimmy Cornell was coming to a clear turning point, but that storm passed, and Aventura III is still under way
by Herb McCormick

A Canal Transit, a Ticking Clock
Three generations meet head-on aboard the westbound 35-footer Shangri La, and the trip’s not even halfway done
by Tania Aebi

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A Maine Beauty Takes Flight
Yacht Style: Down East boatbuilding artisans reach new heights on Wings of Grace, a Chuck Paine design
by Jeremy McGeary

THE SAILING LIFE

Shoreline
Thoughts from a snorkeler’s world, a toast to a defunct beach bar, boat names, good books, and more
edited by Elaine Lembo

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On Watch
Dicey moments at sea are when sailors learn to take charge
by Cap’n Fatty Goodlander

Short Story
A daysail on the bay sheds new light on the apartment rental ashore
by Melanie Neale

Point of View
She told this 34-year-old that he was too old, so he went to sea and found youthful adventure
by Colin Rudd

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Onboard Living
Author Kim Hess engages two passions: yoga and sailing
by Melanie Neale

Cruising Connections
Living aboard doesn’t mean you can’t maintain close ties to your family, friends, and career
by Amanda Swan Neal

Makeovers & Refits
The whimsy of Carnival comes alive in the deck colors of this old ketch
by Antonia Murphy

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People & Food
Without a freezer, cheese can still be a lasting crowd pleaser
by Antonia Murphy

Osprey’s Flight
Casting for fish can make for drama on the deck of a sailboat, a locality renowned for its clutter
by Wendy Mitman Clarke

HANDS-ON SAILOR

Do Your Bare Bottom a Favor
Projects: The paint’s stripped–now eradicate blisters and apply a barrier coat
by Ken Textor

Matching Charge & Demand
Systems: Three boats and three crews monitor electrical usage to manage their daily needs
by Beth A. Leonard

Easy Reefing Tips
Seamanship: To reduce strain, heave to or head downwind before attempting this maneuver
by Andrew Burton

A Shortcut Across Florida
Voyaging: These cruisers head for home along the Okeechobee Waterway
by Ed Paglee

A Tech-Savvy Retiree Organizes Her Life
Living Aboard: A cruising grandma packs a PDA to stay afloat and abreast
by Kitty Bennett

A Simple Valve
Monthly Maintenance: Anti-siphon valves, which block the natural flow of water into the boat, are good insurance
by Steve D’Antonio

Raising the Roof
Backyard Warrior: Heaving a massive cabin atop the hull is exciting work–for weight lifters.
by Ben Zartman

REVIEWS

A Sporty Coastwise Quartet
Boat Review: The Etap 28s, Delphia 33, Hunter 36, and Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 36i hit the right notes, monetarily and otherwise.
by Herb McCormick

Island Trader 41: Shapely and Seaworthy
Classic Plastic: This roomy, bulletproof ketch remains the choice of some far-ranging cruisers.
by Val Doan

Keep Cool on the Water
New Products: A hatch screen, an 8-horse outboard, a portable pump, and more
by Andrew Burton

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