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Hurricane Irene is the first of the 2011 hurricane season. Glance back through Cruising World‘s archives to find expert advice on weathering the storms to come.
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Hurricane Irene is the first of the 2011 hurricane season. Glance back through Cruising World‘s archives to find expert advice on weathering the storms to come.
Headed offshore and wondering what to take along for the trip? Here are lists of what three of us packed for the 16-day trip from Bermuda to Antigua in late November.
Simple to install and easy to test, these systems will alert you when things go awry in the bilge. Hands-on Sailor from our August 2011 issue.
Looking for the best boat cleaning products? Check out these favorites selected by a longtime liveaboard sailor.
These tools will make your life as an onboard cook easier. And don’t forget to share your favorites in our forum.
Nearly four years ago, a CW member started a forum that is still captivating today. He’s gotten great responses, and we want to give you more resources to use as you dream about an escape from the everyday world.
Upgrading your onboard marine toilet and facilities goes a long way toward making your boat more like a home.
In addition to the tips listed in CW‘s July issue, these five hints can help you conserve your cooking fuel.
If you’re in the market for a new small engine, you have plenty of choices, but two-stroke technology isn’t in the mix anymore.
Over the last 35 years, this three-time circumnavigator has undertaken four voyages to the Pacific Ocean, roaming its waters far and wide, from southern Chile to Alaska and from Easter Island to Papua New Guinea, with visits to every island group in between.
These three techniques help you safely move your boat when the engine, or the wind, doesn’t cooperate.
There’s more to quick and safe downwind passages than simply easing the sheets.
Hurricane Irene is the first of the 2011 hurricane season. Glance back through Cruising World‘s archives to find expert advice on weathering the storms to come.
Headed offshore and wondering what to take along for the trip? Here are lists of what three of us packed for the 16-day trip from Bermuda to Antigua in late November.
Simple to install and easy to test, these systems will alert you when things go awry in the bilge. Hands-on Sailor from our August 2011 issue.
Looking for the best boat cleaning products? Check out these favorites selected by a longtime liveaboard sailor.
These tools will make your life as an onboard cook easier. And don’t forget to share your favorites in our forum.
Nearly four years ago, a CW member started a forum that is still captivating today. He’s gotten great responses, and we want to give you more resources to use as you dream about an escape from the everyday world.
Upgrading your onboard marine toilet and facilities goes a long way toward making your boat more like a home.
In addition to the tips listed in CW‘s July issue, these five hints can help you conserve your cooking fuel.
If you’re in the market for a new small engine, you have plenty of choices, but two-stroke technology isn’t in the mix anymore.
Over the last 35 years, this three-time circumnavigator has undertaken four voyages to the Pacific Ocean, roaming its waters far and wide, from southern Chile to Alaska and from Easter Island to Papua New Guinea, with visits to every island group in between.
These three techniques help you safely move your boat when the engine, or the wind, doesn’t cooperate.
There’s more to quick and safe downwind passages than simply easing the sheets.
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