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History Repeated: Tender Trouble Times Two
Related tags: Passage Notes | Dinghy | Article by Ben Zartman
“History,” a timeworn saying briefly assures us, “repeats itself.” Unfortunately for the Zartmans, this was the case with their dinghy delimmas.
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March 13, 2008Stopover in Samoaby Capn Fatty GoodlanderWhat problems exist here are made up for in spades by the warmth of its people. "Passage Notes" March 2008
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November 29, 2007Evading Pirates of the Caribbean?by Michael LovettAs James and Lorna Wilding recently discovered, sometimes faster is safer. "Cruising Posts" from our November 30, 2007, CW Reckonings
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August 15, 2007Avoid the Hungry Polar Bears, Take a Quick Dip: A Day in the Life of Arctic Liveaboardsby Michael Lovett"Cruising Posts" from our August 15, 2007, CW Reckonings
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July 11, 2007Hello Texas, Meet Oil Rigby Michael Lovett"Cruising Post" from our July 11, 2007, CW Reckonings
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July 6, 2007A Cruising Kid Grows Up to Be a Transpac Finalistby Abner KingmanKate Theisen, 20, grew up cruising the U.S. East Coast and has signed on with the Morning Light racing crew. "Passage Notes" from our July 2007 issue
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June 8, 2007Green Cruisers Set Sail for Blue Waterby Michael LarkumConnected by friendships and geography, these young sailors learn to get their feet wet. "Passage Notes" from our June 2007 issue
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April 12, 2007Singlehanding His Morris, Morris Sails to Maineby Andrew Burton"Cruising Post" from our April 12, 2007, CW Reckonings
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March 27, 2007For Blind Cruisers, Catching the Fish Was the Easy Partby Michael LovettAfter reeling in a skipjack tuna, legally blind circumnavigators Pam and Scott Duncan tried to avoid smearing fish guts throughout their boat. "Cruising Post" from our March 27, 2007, CW Reckonings.
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