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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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February 1, 2008Bird, Interrupted, Continuedby The EditorsSupplement to "Bird, Interrupted," a story written by Wendy Mitman Clarke for the February 2008 issue of Cruising World
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January 24, 2008First Video Contest Winners: Hallo Mum, I Just Won $500!by The EditorsThe winner of CW's inaugural video contest is community member gerry, who won the judges hearts with his thoughtful, humorous submission, "Hallo Mum...this is what it's like cruising!"
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May 24, 2007Archaeological Experiment Requires a Sail Back in Timeby Kitty MartinTo download of brochure about the project, click here.
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May 22, 2007Conference Addresses Problem of Shrinking Waterfront Accessby Kitty MartinMore than 200 people attended the Working Waterways and Waterfronts event in Norfolk, Virginia.
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May 22, 2007Make This Season a Safe Oneby Kitty MartinSafety courses by U.S. Power Squadrons can help your family minimize risks on the water
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May 11, 2007A Cruising Sailor Gets Up Close and Personalby Jimmy HallJimmy Hall shows us how to dive in and get good shots of the sealife. From our April 2007 issue
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October 7, 2006"Make Your Offshore Escape" Seminar Inspires Bluewater Dreamsby Michael LovettAt a Cruising World-sponsored seminar in Annapolis, Maryland, would-be world cruisers participated in a q and a with offshore sailing experts.
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September 2, 2004We Just Kept Going: an Oral History of the Cruising Lifeby Elaine Lembo And Tim MurphyWhat makes cruisers tick? Longtime voyagers and liveaboards weigh in on what motivated them and what they've learned along the way
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