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This sailor's onboard office promises a commute you can cruise with. "Hands-On Sailor: Living Aboard" from our January 2012 issue.
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May 22, 2013Argh and Arghby Brittany MeyersThat's "rest and relaxation" in old time pirate speak, in case you didn't know....we're in the BVI, after all.
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May 21, 2013My Techieby Michael RobertsonNow even though this is like black magic to the crew of Del Viento, I totally acknowledge that receiving weather faxes via short-wave radio is absolutely nothing to most other cruisers--basic, basic stuff.
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May 20, 2013Ready or Not?by Ben Zartman“Ready to go yet?” I heard the question over and over today. Fair enough—we’ve been ‘getting ready to cruise’ ever since leaving the boatyard several blog posts ago, and have Tuesday as our target sailing date.
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May 20, 2013We Have Arrivedby Brittany MeyersThis trip was absolutely something to savor and enjoy. As it turns out, all my worries were for naught.
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May 17, 2013Birth of a Sea Gypsyby Cap'n Fatty GoodlanderWhen Fatty passes Wild Card’s tiller to her new owner, he discovers that his trusty vessel has fallen into just the right set of hands.
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May 17, 2013Cruising Provisions and Preparatory Projectsby Ben ZartmanNow, finally, all the work we’d had to put off until “after the boatyard” could begin.
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May 16, 2013Wind in Our Sailsby Brittany MeyersThe crew aboard Asante is currently motorsailing on a close reach headed southeast towards Jost Van Dyke in fantastic conditions.
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May 15, 2013"This Cruising Life" Photo-Contest WinnersCheck out the winners of our cruising life photo contest! The two winners each received a pair of Barz Optics polarized sunglasses.
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May 15, 2013Solo Flight: Preparing our Sailboat for Hurricane Sandyby Wendy Mitman ClarkeThe night before Sandy hit, I stood on Osprey’s deck looking up at the nearly full moon. Its pallid light leaked into the sky as if it were being strained through cheesecloth. Scudding clouds—outliers of the coming storm—now and then threw the deck into an uneasy darkness. We’d been frantically preparing for two days. Now we waited, always the hardest part.
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May 13, 2013Off We Go!by Brittany MeyersWe're excited, nervous, giddy, and grateful. We have an excellent vessel, a fantastic crew, and a heck of a ride ahead.
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Loved sailing aboard the 433 this past week. Easy to handle, great performance and extremely comfortable. Thankful for the watermaker!
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