North America
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July 13, 2010A Long-Distance Voyage Close to Home?Spanning thousands of miles, the waterways of North America provide endless scenic playgrounds during every season of the year for sailboats and powerboats big and small. A feature from our July 2010 issue
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June 22, 2010The Gate That's Truly GoldenAn East Coast sailor treasures a West Coast monument. "Herb's Watch" for June 25, 2010
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June 8, 2010Ups and Downs at the Hotel CaliforniaOcean Watch's Golden State landfall delivers shoreside pleasures amid some bumpy coastal hops. "Herb's Watch" for our June 10, 2010, CW Reckonings
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April 27, 2010Making Tracks on Moosehead LakeA husband-and-wife team picks a fast multihull to take to a Down East lake. A boat review feature from our May 2010 issue
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March 23, 2010Circumnavigating the Keweenaw PeninsulaRed-sand beaches. Stunning lighthouses. Cornish meat pies. Funky brewpubs. Where do you find all this? The Keweenaw Peninsula. Never heard of it? You're not alone. A feature from our March 2010 issue
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December 10, 2009Tales from the NorthCWEditor reflects on first hand accounts of global warming from a longtime CW contributer. "Editor's Log" from our December 2009 issue
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December 1, 2009Chilling in BajaIn a ruggedly beautiful setting and with an agenda suited for mañana, a Sea of Cortez rendezvous couldn't be better. "Passage Notes" from our November 2009 issue
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December 1, 2009A Treasured Moment in TimeHis family's Thanksgiving tradition of a late-season sail reinforces one sailor's relish for exploring nearby cruising grounds aboard a beloved boat. "Under Way" from our November 2009 issue
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November 3, 2009HandoffShuttling scientists to and from the Farallon Islands relies on volunteer efforts by sailors hungry for blue water. A special report from our August 2007 issue
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July 21, 2009A Prince of a SoundThe wonders of Prince William Sound overshadow a small leak on the Roger Henry. "The Roger Henry File" for our July 23, 2009 CW Reckonings
Electronic Updates
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