Archaeological Experiment Requires a Sail Back in Time
To download of brochure about the project, click here.
To download of brochure about the project, click here.
More than 200 people attended the Working Waterways and Waterfronts event in Norfolk, Virginia.
Safety courses by U.S. Power Squadrons can help your family minimize risks on the water
Jimmy Hall shows us how to dive in and get good shots of the sealife. From our April 2007 issue
“Gear and Gadgets” from our February 7, 2007, CW Reckonings
Go to sea and never thirst as long as the batteries stay charged
To introduce our November 2006 issue, CW editor John Burnham gives a quick lesson on vectors and their usefulness for navigating in current.
At a Cruising World-sponsored seminar in Annapolis, Maryland, would-be world cruisers participated in a q and a with offshore sailing experts.
To do their jobs, rudders must cope with enormous forces. So must emergency rudders.
The U.S. Coast Guard will stop printing and mailing its weekly Notice to Mariners, and while the decision makes perfect sense, CW‘s executive editor hears the tramp, tramp of the coming robots
To download of brochure about the project, click here.
More than 200 people attended the Working Waterways and Waterfronts event in Norfolk, Virginia.
Safety courses by U.S. Power Squadrons can help your family minimize risks on the water
Jimmy Hall shows us how to dive in and get good shots of the sealife. From our April 2007 issue
“Gear and Gadgets” from our February 7, 2007, CW Reckonings
Go to sea and never thirst as long as the batteries stay charged
To introduce our November 2006 issue, CW editor John Burnham gives a quick lesson on vectors and their usefulness for navigating in current.
At a Cruising World-sponsored seminar in Annapolis, Maryland, would-be world cruisers participated in a q and a with offshore sailing experts.
To do their jobs, rudders must cope with enormous forces. So must emergency rudders.
The U.S. Coast Guard will stop printing and mailing its weekly Notice to Mariners, and while the decision makes perfect sense, CW‘s executive editor hears the tramp, tramp of the coming robots
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