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Enjoy sailing among the orcas and through deep water channels in the densely forested Northwest. September 9-17, 2011
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Enjoy sailing among the orcas and through deep water channels in the densely forested Northwest. September 9-17, 2011
When in Tonga, well, do as the Tongans do: sit, enjoy, and eat.
A cruise along the southern tip of Greece’s Peloponnesus brings a crew to this walled and mysterious city
The Red Sea presents a challenging platform, with threats of piracy, headwinds from the Med, sandstorms, and corrupt Suez Canal officials. Any respite, like the one offered by this secluded anchorage off a barren, dramatic island, is welcome.
Deborah Shapiro and Rolf Bjelke have been traveling around Antartica and sharing their adventures as a series published in CW. Here’s the collection of stories.
In the vast Venezuelan delta south of bustling, crowded Trinidad lie the distinct sounds and sights of the jungle.
In Part IV of this five-part series, Deborah Shapiro and Rolf Bjelke, on board their 40-foot steel ketch, Northern Light, return to places on the Antarctic Peninsula that they first visited in 1984. Their pleasure turns to dismay, however, when they become witnesses to the profound affects brought to the region by climate change.
We hadn’t really planned on spending New Year’s anchored off an uninhabited island with a glorious white sand beach in the Bahamas. But we got lucky.
For these sailors in French Polynesia, the lure of the atoll’s calm anchorage and a good night’s sleep outweigh the barricade of breaking seas.
Determined to lend friends in dire need a helping hand, two sailors instead find only officials with their hands out for gifts.
Cruising along the Great Barrier Reef in Australia
An 11-year-old sailor (and author) from California revels in the magic of cruising within Australia’s Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.
Enjoy sailing among the orcas and through deep water channels in the densely forested Northwest. September 9-17, 2011
When in Tonga, well, do as the Tongans do: sit, enjoy, and eat.
A cruise along the southern tip of Greece’s Peloponnesus brings a crew to this walled and mysterious city
The Red Sea presents a challenging platform, with threats of piracy, headwinds from the Med, sandstorms, and corrupt Suez Canal officials. Any respite, like the one offered by this secluded anchorage off a barren, dramatic island, is welcome.
Deborah Shapiro and Rolf Bjelke have been traveling around Antartica and sharing their adventures as a series published in CW. Here’s the collection of stories.
In the vast Venezuelan delta south of bustling, crowded Trinidad lie the distinct sounds and sights of the jungle.
In Part IV of this five-part series, Deborah Shapiro and Rolf Bjelke, on board their 40-foot steel ketch, Northern Light, return to places on the Antarctic Peninsula that they first visited in 1984. Their pleasure turns to dismay, however, when they become witnesses to the profound affects brought to the region by climate change.
We hadn’t really planned on spending New Year’s anchored off an uninhabited island with a glorious white sand beach in the Bahamas. But we got lucky.
For these sailors in French Polynesia, the lure of the atoll’s calm anchorage and a good night’s sleep outweigh the barricade of breaking seas.
Determined to lend friends in dire need a helping hand, two sailors instead find only officials with their hands out for gifts.
Cruising along the Great Barrier Reef in Australia
An 11-year-old sailor (and author) from California revels in the magic of cruising within Australia’s Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.
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