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(Change)How to Get Out Sailing: Summer Sailstice 2013
Have you been dreaming of a full moon cruise? Or perhaps a schooner ride? Or maybe you just want to socialize dockside and chat with other water-enthusiasts over a...
Read MoreHave you been dreaming of a full moon cruise? Or perhaps a schooner ride? Or maybe you just want to socialize dockside and chat with other water-enthusiasts over a...
Read MoreThe odometer read 234,000 miles. The car’s control arms were shot, and the title had lapsed. Each attempt at an emissions test had left a mechanic laughing in my...
Read MoreI’ve written a lot about my Snipe family, a devoted group that, like me, travels the country and the world to race this 15-foot boat. I’ve also written about Why I Sail...
Read MoreHave a couple hours and want to really get to know a storied New England seaport? Look for the nearest schooner and buy a ticket for a two-hour sailing tour and...
Read MoreJust four days to go until the start of the 2013 OSTAR, and we are still racing to get to the start, even if we won’t be competing this year. At T-minus 10 days I...
Read MoreTake a look at the latest J model, a 29-foot-long boat called the J/88 (that’s 8.8 meters). It was announced in February (“J/Boats Will Launch New J/88 in...
Read MoreFollow along Kass’ journey through her blogs on boats.com. Other posts in the OSTAR series: Getting to the start is the hardest part | Veteran skippers provide...
Read MoreGuest blogger Jack Griffin is a self-described America’s Cup geek, who takes pride in helping others understand and enjoy the battles of the tycoons,...
Read MoreFrédéric Boursier, 47, better known as Fred in yachting circles, is a French import to Camden, Maine. Born and raised on the other side of the Big Pond, in St. Nazaire,...
Read MoreNow before I go on, I am a racing sailor. For me, G&T is reserved for the Yachtclub, not the aft deck, so this “Boats we love” might be a little biased, but the...
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