Book Review: Green Ghost, Blue Ocean – No Fixed Address
This is a remarkable story of one couple’s 17-year, 40,000-mile adventure that chronicles their...
Read MoreThis is a remarkable story of one couple’s 17-year, 40,000-mile adventure that chronicles their...
Read MoreThe late Bruce Kirby was one of the most influential yacht designers of the 20th century. Though...
Read More…and Two More Freestanding-Rigged, Solid Sailers. Looking for boats to compare to the...
Read MoreIf you were to try and pick the day (yes, the very day) that the United States was founded, what...
Read MoreReady to Come About is both an inspiration and a cautionary tale. I met the author, Sue Williams,...
Read MoreSea Trial is two and a half stories in one, with each story perfectly complementing the other....
Read MoreA variety of factors contributed to the end of yacht design’s golden age. I recently finished reading Dick Carter’s autobiography, Dick Carter: Yacht Designer in the Golden Age of Offshore Racing. Beyond the story of...
Read MoreIn the late 1960s and early ’70s, boats designated as “cruising yachts” tended to follow...
Read MoreI don’t read romance novels; this is the first romance novel I have ever read. But this book was...
Read More…and Two More Bright, Solid Cruising Performers The late powerboat designer Tom Fexas...
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