Upgrading Sailboat Deck Hardware
When it’s time to upgrade deck hardware, cruising sailors can reap the benefits of sailhandling gear developed for high-powered racing sailboats.
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When it’s time to upgrade deck hardware, cruising sailors can reap the benefits of sailhandling gear developed for high-powered racing sailboats.
On a meandering voyage from Ireland to Scotland, the intrepid, rotating crew of Quetzal experience dodgy forecasts, gorgeous scenery and a wee dram or two.
Cap’n Fatty and Carolyn Goodlander enjoy a four-day, multigenerational cruise aboard Ganesh in Singapore.
When it comes to running rigging, cruising sailors can learn a lot from racers, and in the process maximize their fun while getting the most out of their sails, hardware and lines.
A pair of sailors find that cruising from Hobart, Tasmania, to Melbourne, Australia, on a schedule is a difficult scenario.
This easy, Italian comfort-food classic is a tasty way to warm up after a day on the water.
The postmortem of a perhaps preventable offshore-racing mishap provides some takeaway notes for any bluewater boat.
As the COVID-19 pandemic brought life to a relative standstill around the world, many cruisers found themselves suddenly stuck in a foreign port.
For a pair of cruisers who love to sail and hike in the mountains, Southeast Alaska is the perfect destination.
Bob Shepton has sailed more than 130,000 miles, twice transited the Northwest Passage and has written books about his high-latitude adventures—all in retirement.
When it’s time to upgrade deck hardware, cruising sailors can reap the benefits of sailhandling gear developed for high-powered racing sailboats.
On a meandering voyage from Ireland to Scotland, the intrepid, rotating crew of Quetzal experience dodgy forecasts, gorgeous scenery and a wee dram or two.
Cap’n Fatty and Carolyn Goodlander enjoy a four-day, multigenerational cruise aboard Ganesh in Singapore.
When it comes to running rigging, cruising sailors can learn a lot from racers, and in the process maximize their fun while getting the most out of their sails, hardware and lines.
A pair of sailors find that cruising from Hobart, Tasmania, to Melbourne, Australia, on a schedule is a difficult scenario.
This easy, Italian comfort-food classic is a tasty way to warm up after a day on the water.
The postmortem of a perhaps preventable offshore-racing mishap provides some takeaway notes for any bluewater boat.
As the COVID-19 pandemic brought life to a relative standstill around the world, many cruisers found themselves suddenly stuck in a foreign port.
For a pair of cruisers who love to sail and hike in the mountains, Southeast Alaska is the perfect destination.
Bob Shepton has sailed more than 130,000 miles, twice transited the Northwest Passage and has written books about his high-latitude adventures—all in retirement.
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