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    Guy Stevens

    Guy and his wife, Melissa, are working on a circumnavigation aboard Pneuma, their good old 1973 Ericson 39. Currently, they're in the Marquesas.

    With an extra five feet, Guy’s Ericson 39, Pneuma, dwarfs Kestrel, an Islander 34, behind at the dock in Mazatlan (above). Kestrel is sailed by Jay Fraser and Leslie Fournier.
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    Second thoughts

    South Pacific cruisers think smaller is smarter Issue 30 : May/Jun 2003 As I write this article we are anchored in the lovely bay of Taahuku on the island of Hiva Oa, having just completed a 24-day pa...

    Guy Stevens
    September 17, 2026
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    Netting, threaded onto dowels and suspended in the hanging locker, above, creates useful shelves in a cavernous locker that had been convenient primarily for storing extra crewmembers, such as author Guy Stevens, at right. The shelves are removable using Guy’s bracket system, above right.
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    Shelves that breathe

    Fishing-net locker shelves provide vital ventilation Issue 31 : Jul/Aug 2003 Most boats from the 1970s and early 1980s came with cavernous hanging lockers, big enough to get at least one or two crew c...

    Guy Stevens
    September 16, 2026
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    how to make your own lazy jacks for sailboats
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    DIY Lazy-jacks: Mainsail Tamers

    Take the pain out of the main, make your own lazy-jacks The easiest way for the shorthanded sailor to control the mainsail when reefing or stowing is a set of well-fitted lazy-jacks. Lazy-jacks are ma...

    Guy Stevens
    July 23, 2019
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