Photographer Bobby Grieser, Dead at 70
With camera in hand, San Diego’s Bobby G., as he was universally known, spent the better part of two decades capturing the spirit of life on the water.
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With camera in hand, San Diego’s Bobby G., as he was universally known, spent the better part of two decades capturing the spirit of life on the water.
The Clipper Round the World Race has tragically lost another sailor during racing from Qingdao to Seattle.
Well known yachtsman and owner of the iconic Australian supermaxi Wild Oats XI has passed away at the age of 87.
“This is G4FRN with the UK Maritime Mobile net, standing by.” The cruising community has lost UK Net radio controller Bill Hall.
Captain Virginia A. Wagner passed away on Friday January 30, 2015 in Newport, Rhode Island, following a courageous battle with mesothelioma cancer.
“Monday’s child is fair of face; Tuesday’s child is full of grace; Wednesday’s child is full of woe; Thursday’s child has far to go …”
The sailing community remembers Hunter and Silverton co-founder Warren Luhrs as humble and hands-on.
Dick Newick, the legendary designer of multihulls, and the most admired probably, sailed bound for the Fiddler’s Green on the night of August 29, after
Designer, builder, sailmaker, and America’s Cup winning skipper — Ted Hood held all those titles in a remarkable career that covered every aspect of the sport of sailing. Ted passed away Friday at the age of 86.
Roger Swanson, the self-described “pig farmer” from Minnesota who became one of the world’s most accomplished long-distance voyagers, passed away on Christmas Day after a tough bout with cancer. He was 81.
The Seven Seas Cruising Association mourns the passing of one of the its founders, Betty Nissen.
Edmund ‘Ned’ Cabot, Ocean Watch crew member and avid yachtsman, drowns when swept overboard off Newfoundland.
With camera in hand, San Diego’s Bobby G., as he was universally known, spent the better part of two decades capturing the spirit of life on the water.
The Clipper Round the World Race has tragically lost another sailor during racing from Qingdao to Seattle.
Well known yachtsman and owner of the iconic Australian supermaxi Wild Oats XI has passed away at the age of 87.
“This is G4FRN with the UK Maritime Mobile net, standing by.” The cruising community has lost UK Net radio controller Bill Hall.
Captain Virginia A. Wagner passed away on Friday January 30, 2015 in Newport, Rhode Island, following a courageous battle with mesothelioma cancer.
“Monday’s child is fair of face; Tuesday’s child is full of grace; Wednesday’s child is full of woe; Thursday’s child has far to go …”
The sailing community remembers Hunter and Silverton co-founder Warren Luhrs as humble and hands-on.
Dick Newick, the legendary designer of multihulls, and the most admired probably, sailed bound for the Fiddler’s Green on the night of August 29, after
Designer, builder, sailmaker, and America’s Cup winning skipper — Ted Hood held all those titles in a remarkable career that covered every aspect of the sport of sailing. Ted passed away Friday at the age of 86.
Roger Swanson, the self-described “pig farmer” from Minnesota who became one of the world’s most accomplished long-distance voyagers, passed away on Christmas Day after a tough bout with cancer. He was 81.
The Seven Seas Cruising Association mourns the passing of one of the its founders, Betty Nissen.
Edmund ‘Ned’ Cabot, Ocean Watch crew member and avid yachtsman, drowns when swept overboard off Newfoundland.
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