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Want to see what the cruising life is all about? Take a look through some of our favorite entries from the recent CW "This Cruising Life" photo contest.
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June 3, 2010Guilty as Chargedby Wendy Mitman ClarkeAn overnight in a posh resort has this sailor questioning her stripes. "Osprey's Flight" from our May 2010 issueRating:0
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June 2, 2010A Toast to Achievementby Mark PillsburyThe Cruising Club of America honors blue water adventurers from far and wide. "Editor's Log" for our May 2010 issueRating:0
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May 25, 2010The Boatyard Bluesby Alvah SimonThe Roger Henry's haul out is a test of the bank account and social skills. "The Roger Henry Files" for our May 27, 2010 CW Reckonings.Rating:0
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May 20, 2010A Pair of Wooden-Boat Celebrationsby Tom DunlopThe launch of a new boat on Martha's Vineyard comes in time for multiple celebrations. "Shoreline" from our June 2010 issueRating:0
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May 12, 2010Where's Bill?by Bill SpringerThe first person to guess the location of this historic destination will win a Cruising World T-shirt.Rating:0
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May 12, 2010Whale Watchers Neededby Bill SpringerWill you be in the South Pacific in August and September? From our CW Reckonings for May 13, 2010Rating:0
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May 4, 2010Spice Up Your Galleyby Susanna SharpCreate a boat Flavor File to suit your tastes for gourmet meals anywhere in the world. "People and Food" for our April 2010 issueRating:0
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May 4, 2010Get Ready, Get Set, . . .by Wendy Mitman ClarkeAutumn on the Chesapeake finds cruisers in varying states of chaos and expectation. "Passage Notes" from our April 2010 issueRating:0
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April 29, 2010Sailing Again! And It's About Timeby Alvah SimonTime is a commodity aboard The Roger Henry as the Simons head back to sea. "The Roger Henry Files" for our April 29, 2010, CW ReckoningsRating:0
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April 16, 2010Close to the Cupby Mark PillsburyThe Cup comes to Strictly Sail Pacific in Oakland from its current home across the bay in San Francisco as local speculation runs high on the venue for the 34th Americas Cup.Rating:0
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