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Jeanneau and Excess Catamarans join Chesapeake Bay’s Crusader Yacht Sales in a hunt for new sailboat buyers.
As part of its ongoing series, Cocktails with Cruising World, the editors sit down with cruising sailor and writer Wendy Mitman Clarke to talk about her four-year family voyage aboard their sailboat Osprey.
Ready for a getaway on the water? No need to go far—there are some great bareboat charter sailing destinations throughout the US.
During an active Atlantic storm season, this intrepid solo sailor takes advantage of a break between weather systems to make a dash to the Chesapeake.
Designed by Philip Rhodes and produced between 1960 and 1965, the Chesapeake 32 has been attracting admirers ever since.
On a good day on Tangier Island, the sun is shining, streets and yards are dry. A bad day here is one where there is a foot of brackish water on the streets.
Six days into a shakedown cruise south on the Chesapeake, building seas forced these cruisers to discover the remote Tangier Island.
Jeanneau and Excess Catamarans join Chesapeake Bay’s Crusader Yacht Sales in a hunt for new sailboat buyers.
As part of its ongoing series, Cocktails with Cruising World, the editors sit down with cruising sailor and writer Wendy Mitman Clarke to talk about her four-year family voyage aboard their sailboat Osprey.
Ready for a getaway on the water? No need to go far—there are some great bareboat charter sailing destinations throughout the US.
During an active Atlantic storm season, this intrepid solo sailor takes advantage of a break between weather systems to make a dash to the Chesapeake.
Designed by Philip Rhodes and produced between 1960 and 1965, the Chesapeake 32 has been attracting admirers ever since.
On a good day on Tangier Island, the sun is shining, streets and yards are dry. A bad day here is one where there is a foot of brackish water on the streets.
Six days into a shakedown cruise south on the Chesapeake, building seas forced these cruisers to discover the remote Tangier Island.
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