Issue 2 : Sept/Oct 1998 As a photographer, I am interested in capturing the aesthetic and practical images that greet and nurture the cruising mariner. Especially moving to this first mate are the twi...
Issue 7 : Jul/Aug 1999 Summertime — and the cruising is easy, and its reason, really, for being. Summer is your two-week cruise to Maine, maybe, or to Cape Cod and the Islands, or to Newport and Mysti...
Issue 12 : May/Jun 2000 You’re not thinking sailing!” my husband once admonished me after a particularly stupid error on my part. Not only was I not thinking sailing, I was resenting what had come to ...
A marine photographer tells how to get that once-in-a-lifetime shot Issue 14: Sept/Oct 2000 I love the sight of a sailboat romping by itself in a brisk breeze on an otherwise empty bay. I love still w...
All kinds of people doing all kinds of jobs for boaters Issue 20 : Sept/Oct 2001 In most every port or harbor along the U.S. coastline, and on many inland lakes or river ports, there are harbormasters...
A cherished 28-foot sloop is blown ashore in a freak gale Issue 24 : May/June 2002 Weatherman Don Kent, of Boston’s WBZ-TC, called the easterly gales of May 9 and 10, 1977, a “historical storm.”...
This old Winslow yawl still stirs passions Issue 64 : Jan/Feb 2009 Most sailboats, when berthed or moored, look rather like birds with folded wings. As birds are meant to fly, windships are meant to s...
