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by Elaine Lembo
OCSC reaches out to the community with weekly evening sails.
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March 16, 2010Jump into a Winter Escapeby Mark PillsburyA one-week charter is hardly enough time to soak in the warmth of the islands, but it provides a heck of a chance to throw a good birthday party. A feature from our March 2010 issue.
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March 16, 2010Learn the Ropes While on Vacationby Elaine LemboCharter companies open up their doors for learning opportunities. "Charter News" from our March 2010 issue
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March 4, 2010Taking Online Sailing Instruction to a New Levelby Elaine LemboOnline sailing school NauticEd joins forces with charter companies and other schools to offer a hands-on education as well. "Charter Briefing" from our March 4, 2010, CW Reckonings.
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February 17, 2010The Good, the Bad, and the Crankyby Herb Mccormick, Angus Phillips, And Elaine LemboAnyone who's gone on charter can relate to this scenario: A single boat, several crew-and multiple agendas. A feature from our August 2009 issue
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February 11, 2010Eat, Drink, be Merry, -Très Bien!by Elaine LemboTandem crews of sailors swap anchors for hammers and stakes and go off in search of food, wine, and romance on the canals of France.
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February 3, 2010Reporter's Notebook: The Hard-Working, Helpful Folks of Blue Lagoon, St. Vincentby Elaine LemboStaffers at Barefoot, Sunsail, and TMM bases got it going on.
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February 2, 2010Island Windjammers Fills Barefoot Voidby Jim CarrierCharter enthusiasts bring a troubled fleet back to it's feet. "Chartering News" from our February 2010 issue
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January 6, 2010French Lessonsby Elaine LemboImmersion in the culture of the Languedoc region of France endures beyond a recent canal cruise.
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December 17, 2009Fresh Changes Abound in Lake Huronby Pierce Hoover And Elaine LemboChanges at a Great Lakes location make it a popular destination. "Chartering News" from our January 2010 issue
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December 15, 2009Did you say "Sailing" and "Vacation"?by Tania AbeiIf someone accustomed to the rigors of a solo circumnavigation, the drain of flotilla organizing, and the risks of farming can learn to kick back in the Caribbean, then so can you. A feature from our December 2009 issue
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