Listen Carefully: The Art of the Night Watch
Tapping into your intuition, especially on night watches, is a good way to become an even better sailor.
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Tapping into your intuition, especially on night watches, is a good way to become an even better sailor.
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Tapping into your intuition, especially on night watches, is a good way to become an even better sailor.
Hands-On expert Roger Hughes beats the heat onboard with the Breeze Bandit—an innovative hatch cover that keeps cabins cool.
Learn how to repair and maintain your shore power cable to ensure safe, reliable electricity at the dock.
Winter is the perfect time to inspect, repair, and replace personal safety gear so it’s ready when you are.
After years of watching the water—and everything on and around it—I have found that these techniques often work best.
These are the most important places to look for signs of current—and future—problems below the waterline.
A sailor’s worst nightmare: a furler failure at sea. Here’s how we overcame a dangerous situation with quick thinking.
The way a yard handles other people’s boats can tell you a lot about how the crew is likely to do with yours.
These books and apps are my go-to favorites whenever I’m trying to find my way through the Caribbean.
DIY projects are about more than keeping the boat seaworthy. They’re also a way to feel part of the cruising community.
On an offshore race from Florida to Mexico, something did not go bump in the morning, but the rudder was gone nonetheless.
The absence of leaks in an exhaust system does not rule out its future failure under extreme conditions.
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