Guenevere’s West Coast Adventure: Book Review
What’s new? DVDs of sailors’ cruises seem to be the latest thing showing up in the...
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Author: Karen Larson
Managing the Waterway: Electronic Charts: Book Review
Mark and Diana Doyle, bless ’em, are a couple of sailors who re-invented the cruising guide when they put together the book they’d like to see while cruising the Intracoastal Waterway. Another guide followed, with...
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Blue Horizons: Book Review
Beth Leonard’s pen is magic. She is able to write as few others can. Better yet for sailors...
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Guenevere’s First Summer in the Sea of Cortez: Book Review
What’s new? DVDs of sailors’ cruises seem to be the latest thing showing up in the...
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The Lilibet Logs: Book Review
You’re going to like Jack Becker. He doesn’t match the stereotypical sailor profile....
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It’s Your Boat Too: Book Review
Why is it that men predominate among sailors? Sailing a boat doesn’t take superior...
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Ice Blink: Book Review
“Ice blink” is a name given to a white light seen on the horizon, especially on the...
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All Hands on Deck: Book Review
As a contributing editor with Good Old Boat, Gregg Nestor continues to impress us with the breadth...
Read MoreDISTANT SHORES: VOLUME 5, (GREECE AND TURKEY, PART 2)
A DVD BY PAUL AND SHERYL SHARD (SHARD MULTIMEDIA, 2005; 4 HOURS; $19.95 U.S., $24.95 CAN) REVIEWED BY KAREN LARSON Paul and Sheryl Shard are professional videographers who tour the world by sailboat. I’m not sure which...
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The Last Voyage of the Karluk: Book Review
This book, originally published in 1916, is Captain Bob Bartlett’s story of the loss of the...
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