The fine art of achieving small victories over the ravages of time Issue 9 : Nov/Dec 1999 The joy of installing new equipment in your good old boat is sometimes turned into teeth-gnashing frustration ...
Issue 9 : Nov/Dec 1999 Despite the popular notion today, fiberglass and plastic resins were not “new” technology in the mid-1950s, nor was Clinton Pearson the first person to use them to build sailboa...
Starting in a garage, cousins Clinton and Everett Pearson initiated an era in yachting history Issue 9 : Nov/Dec 1999 It’s a familiar story to sailing buffs. The Pearson cousins, Clinton and Everett, ...
Issue 9 : Nov/Dec 1999 We delayed our departure from Loon Harbor as long as we could. It is among our favorite anchoring holes along the raw and secluded Canadian north shore of Lake Superior. We went...
What you need to know before removing the old engine Issue 9 : Nov/Dec 1999 This is first of a two-part series by well-known boating author Don Casey. Here he tells exactly how he extracted an Albin d...
What’s the Flicka got that makes otherwise rational deepsea sailors haul out their checkbooks? Issue 9 : Nov/Dec 1999 You can’t hold a sensible discussion about small seagoing sailboats without mentio...
