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Complete index of every boat review we've written since 1987, includes both archived and online stories.
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November 4, 2010Oyster 54: A Serious Bluewater Passagemakerby Alvah SimonIt comes as no surprise that this new Oyster is luxurious below and purposeful on deck. A review from our November 2010 issue.
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October 26, 2010Beneteau's Dock & Go in Actionby Bill SpringerWatch the Dock & Go equipped Beneteau Sense 50 take the stress out of docking.
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October 13, 2010Grand Soleil 54: The Italian Stallionby Bill SpringerThis Luca Brenta-designed thoroughbred has speed and style to burn. A boat review from our September 2010 issue
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September 28, 2010Norstar 40: A New Take on a Classic Cruiserby Alvah SimonIt's been a family project to relaunch a model that was once built as the Nordic 40. A boat review from our August 2010 issue
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September 23, 2010Hulls on Which to Build a Dreamby Jeremy McGearyIf you fancy a cat that screams or one that's uniquely elegant, consider going custom. A special catamaran feature from our June 2010 issue
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August 30, 2010A Sea Gaucho and his Falmouth Cutter 34by Alvah SimonAfter sailing the globe aboard his Bristol Channel Cutter, a craftsman settles down in Canada to build the "best" design of Lyle Hess. From "Yachtstyle" from our September 2010 issue
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August 30, 2010Cruising World's 2011 Sailboat Showcaseby The EditorsCruising World introduces the latest boats in the 2011 Showcase
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August 24, 2010Why a Cat?by Tom LinskeyThese experienced monohull cruisers made the jump to a 46-foot cruising cat, and they're never going back. Here's why. A multihull feature from our June 2010 issue
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August 20, 2010Bill's Boat Blog: Broadblue 345by Bill SpringerHere's a 33-foot cruising cat with large cruising cat comforts.
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August 20, 2010Bill's Boat Blog: Broadblue 345by Bill SpringerHere's a 33-foot cruising cat with large cruising cat comforts.
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