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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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April 22, 2013We Slipped The Linesby Michael RobertsonFor the first time in months, we left Victoria aboard Del Viento.
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April 22, 2013Bringing up Baby (...on a boat)by Brittany MeyersCall us irresponsible, but we didn't worry one bit about bringing up a baby on a boat.
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April 15, 2013Six Simple Tools We Likeby Michael RobertsonThere are lots of expensive things aboard the average cruising boat that get very little use, but here is our list of the small, inexpensive things that we value almost daily.
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April 10, 2013Jimmy Cornell: What It Costs to Cruiseby Jimmy CornellWhen it comes to predicting the cost of bluewater voyaging, where you sail and how well you prepare your boat are the key factors.
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April 8, 2013Teachers in Arms: Science Lessons Aboardby Wendy Mitman ClarkeThe main saloon of our friends’ Beneteau 461 Oceanis, Chere, is typical of the type: bright, spacious, airy, heavy on the feng shui. The perfect place, in other words, for entertaining guests and enjoying commodious living aboard and cruising. I’m pretty certain Beneteau’s interior designers didn’t consider that these same attributes would also make it an ideal science lab, but there you are.
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April 1, 2013Chance Encountersby Michael RobertsonMichael Robertson takes a humorous look at the different approaches to boat projects by some well-known cruisers.
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March 29, 2013Boat Kids, part IIby Jen BrettSpring is finally here, and it's time to launch the new catamaran.
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March 18, 2013Shipboard Reading: The Hobbitby Michael RobertsonWe’re fast approaching the two-year mark from the day we embarked on this adventure. Several times I’ve written about our concern for the girls’ wellbeing, growing up on a transient cruising boat. Our concern can’t be helped and conclusions are difficult to draw because the calculus is not straightforward.
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March 11, 2013Got Culture?by Michael RobertsonWhile we're living the cruising life, Windy and I are raising two little Americans who aren’t growing up in the United States—will they ever have pop-culture fluency?
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March 1, 2013Cruising in Fast Forwardby Jen BrettSailing to the Bahamas on a 54-foot catamaran? Sign me up!
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