Surviving the Storm: A Sailor’s Tale of Hurricane Lee
Preparing for a direct hit from Hurricane Lee taught us that when a named storm is closing in, one of the biggest battles is psychological.
Preparing for a direct hit from Hurricane Lee taught us that when a named storm is closing in, one of the biggest battles is psychological.
The biggest mistake you can make is to let down your guard when sailing in these islands.
At one point, the monster we created weighed more than 300 pounds, but we tamed it into a thing of beauty for bluewater sailing.
These sailing techniques can help your crew improve substantially, whether you practice alone or with another boat.
Compassion has never been my strong suit, especially when it comes to landlubbers who join me on boats.
These tips and tricks will help you get to your next waypoint and keep everyone’s morale from sinking.
El Niño changed the dynamics of cyclone season, leaving us hopscotching across the islands of the South Pacific for shelter.
Is your boat bound for the Caribbean? Follow these tips for a safer and more comfortable voyage south.
There are lots of ways to make mistakes on boats. The right way is to make them over time, so you can learn from them.
With a bit of forethought, an average day out on the water can turn into a fantastic sail for the whole crew.
Sometimes, the best way to tell if the hook is set is by grabbing a snorkel, mask and fins for a visual inspection.
Chafe can be a sailor’s worst nightmare, sometimes chewing like a chainsaw through parts of a boat.
Preparing for a direct hit from Hurricane Lee taught us that when a named storm is closing in, one of the biggest battles is psychological.
The biggest mistake you can make is to let down your guard when sailing in these islands.
At one point, the monster we created weighed more than 300 pounds, but we tamed it into a thing of beauty for bluewater sailing.
These sailing techniques can help your crew improve substantially, whether you practice alone or with another boat.
Compassion has never been my strong suit, especially when it comes to landlubbers who join me on boats.
These tips and tricks will help you get to your next waypoint and keep everyone’s morale from sinking.
El Niño changed the dynamics of cyclone season, leaving us hopscotching across the islands of the South Pacific for shelter.
Is your boat bound for the Caribbean? Follow these tips for a safer and more comfortable voyage south.
There are lots of ways to make mistakes on boats. The right way is to make them over time, so you can learn from them.
With a bit of forethought, an average day out on the water can turn into a fantastic sail for the whole crew.
Sometimes, the best way to tell if the hook is set is by grabbing a snorkel, mask and fins for a visual inspection.
Chafe can be a sailor’s worst nightmare, sometimes chewing like a chainsaw through parts of a boat.
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