Boat Kids, part II
Spring is finally here, and it’s time to launch the new catamaran.
Spring is finally here, and it’s time to launch the new catamaran.
Fellow delivery crew member (and CW staffer) David Gillespie shares the experience of his first blue-water passage to the Caribbean after leaving George Town, Bahamas.
Sailing to the Bahamas on a 54-foot catamaran? Sign me up!
I’m staring at the calendar on the wall of my cubicle and realizing that in five days, I will be at the airport and on my way south!
Having a pack of kids around has made the marina feel much more like a neighborhood.
Celebrating the Christmas season aboard offers unique challenges—and opportunities.
Ditch your schedule. Be out of touch. Sail somewhere. Have fun.
The Lyra crew is planning a fall cruise—Finally!
Here’s a quick look at some things that have definitely earned their keep aboard Lyra.
After more than three years, it was time for the Lyra crew to do some time on the hard.
It’s easy to lament the change of the seasons (especially if you’re not headed south like the sane cruisers do), but winter aboard isn’t all that bad.
Sometimes, life on shore and afloat aren’t all that different.
Spring is finally here, and it’s time to launch the new catamaran.
Fellow delivery crew member (and CW staffer) David Gillespie shares the experience of his first blue-water passage to the Caribbean after leaving George Town, Bahamas.
Sailing to the Bahamas on a 54-foot catamaran? Sign me up!
I’m staring at the calendar on the wall of my cubicle and realizing that in five days, I will be at the airport and on my way south!
Having a pack of kids around has made the marina feel much more like a neighborhood.
Celebrating the Christmas season aboard offers unique challenges—and opportunities.
Ditch your schedule. Be out of touch. Sail somewhere. Have fun.
The Lyra crew is planning a fall cruise—Finally!
Here’s a quick look at some things that have definitely earned their keep aboard Lyra.
After more than three years, it was time for the Lyra crew to do some time on the hard.
It’s easy to lament the change of the seasons (especially if you’re not headed south like the sane cruisers do), but winter aboard isn’t all that bad.
Sometimes, life on shore and afloat aren’t all that different.
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