Europe
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February 5, 2013Vendée Globe: Tenacious JPJean-Pierre Dick on Virbac-Paprec 3 finished fourth in the Vendée Globe arriving with no keel.
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January 29, 2013Francois Gabart Wins 2012-2013 Vendée Globe RaceA young sailor becomes a Vendée Globe star.
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December 5, 2012A New LagoonHere's a sneak preview of the new Lagoon 52, now in the water in Les Sables d'Olonne, France, and soon to be bound for the Miami International Boat Show.
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August 13, 2012One-Pan Asian Pork: Ooh La La!A foray into a French outdoor market yields both an unexpected surprise as well as ingredients for an easy, warming meal. People and Food from our September 2012 issue.
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December 14, 2011Pictures at an Exhibition: The Paris Boat ShowLast week’s Salon Nautique International de Paris—better known to English-speaking sailors as the Paris Boat Show, the 2011 edition of which ran from December 3-11—was once again an eclectic gathering of sailors, gear, and yachts with a decidedly French flair. CW senior editor Herb McCormick was there, snapping photos of the action (and video of Beneteau's presentation with a renowned sand artist). For vague reasons, he’s named this gallery, “Pictures at an Exhibition,” after the epic Emerson, Lake and Palmer disk of the same name. Salut!
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January 25, 2011The Voyage in BetweenThe Red Sea presents a challenging platform, with threats of piracy, headwinds from the Med, sandstorms, and corrupt Suez Canal officials. Any respite, like the one offered by this secluded anchorage off a barren, dramatic island, is welcome.
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December 28, 2010Baksheesh!Determined to lend friends in dire need a helping hand, two sailors instead find only officials with their hands out for gifts.
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November 29, 2010Delphia 47: Modern Comfort from Eastern EuropeThis Polish import is designed to be quick,comfortable, and easy to sail. A boat review from our December 2010 issue
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April 7, 2009First time Jumping the AtlanticA Massachusetts family and an Alberg 37 are up to the task. A story from our March 1982 issue.
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April 29, 2008A Reciprocal HeadingAfter a health crisis laid him low, voyaging icon Jimmy Cornell had a stark, dramatic impulse: Sell the boat. But on a "farewell" cruise down the coast of Croatia, he decided to alter course. A feature from our April 2008 issue
Electronic Updates
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