Remembering Meade Gougeon
Michigan sailing legend and founder of WEST Epoxy, Meade Gougeon, always explored the infinite possibilities of DIY boating.
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Michigan sailing legend and founder of WEST Epoxy, Meade Gougeon, always explored the infinite possibilities of DIY boating.
Over years of cruising and chartering in the region with Chris Doyle’s books as my inspiration, I’d often wondered, How does he do it?
At 25 years old, Liz Clark sailed away from a Southern California marina, and she’s been exploring the world ever since.
A passion for celestial navigation led offshore sailor Mark Gabrielson to a maritime history discovery.
In this exclusive excerpt from a brand-new biography of the pair, As Long As It’s Fun, Canadian-born Larry travels south of the border, bound for offshore adventures and a fateful meeting with a San Fernando “valley girl” seeking her own path toward the sea.
There are only two things I enjoy as much as sailing, and only one of those can be discussed within the pages of this family magazine. Here’s my confession:
“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 …”
Cruiser Pat Henry has developed a stretching program for sailors.
Citizen of the World, Child of the Sea: For teenager Laura Dekker, being at home and around other kids wouldn’t cut it. Staying out there would.
Back in the Lesser Antilles, Fatty hails an old friend.
Tim Zimmermann gets the scoop from Webb Chiles on his latest circumnavigation dream, which he plans to sail on board the Moore 24 Gannet.
When a medical emergency struck in midocean, Derk Wolmuth and his Vindo 40, Bela Bartok, got by with a little help from their friends. Actually, make that a lot of help and from quite a few friends. Editor’s Log from our October 2012 issue.
Michigan sailing legend and founder of WEST Epoxy, Meade Gougeon, always explored the infinite possibilities of DIY boating.
Over years of cruising and chartering in the region with Chris Doyle’s books as my inspiration, I’d often wondered, How does he do it?
At 25 years old, Liz Clark sailed away from a Southern California marina, and she’s been exploring the world ever since.
A passion for celestial navigation led offshore sailor Mark Gabrielson to a maritime history discovery.
In this exclusive excerpt from a brand-new biography of the pair, As Long As It’s Fun, Canadian-born Larry travels south of the border, bound for offshore adventures and a fateful meeting with a San Fernando “valley girl” seeking her own path toward the sea.
There are only two things I enjoy as much as sailing, and only one of those can be discussed within the pages of this family magazine. Here’s my confession:
“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 …”
Cruiser Pat Henry has developed a stretching program for sailors.
Citizen of the World, Child of the Sea: For teenager Laura Dekker, being at home and around other kids wouldn’t cut it. Staying out there would.
Back in the Lesser Antilles, Fatty hails an old friend.
Tim Zimmermann gets the scoop from Webb Chiles on his latest circumnavigation dream, which he plans to sail on board the Moore 24 Gannet.
When a medical emergency struck in midocean, Derk Wolmuth and his Vindo 40, Bela Bartok, got by with a little help from their friends. Actually, make that a lot of help and from quite a few friends. Editor’s Log from our October 2012 issue.
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