A Pacific Seacraft 25, the last of her kind, sets out for the Gulf of Alaska and beyond Issue 11 : Mar/Apr 2000 The longshoreman was an old seadog with Skye-blue eyes and a Scottish burr, watching me ...
A Com-Pac 23 owner improves livability in a tight space Issue 14: Sept/Oct 2000 Posing during the day as airline pilots, cowboys, librarians, and the guy next door, a diverse group of worshipers gathe...
An addict explains why trailer sailing is on the rise Issue 15 : Nov/Dec 2000 Undulating curtains of snow sweep past our window, nearly obscuring our small ship, now shrouded in tarps. Nose lifted to ...
Issue 18: May/June 2001 This was one of the simplest projects we have undertaken, requiring an equally low skill level. We chose brass for its corrosion resistance, ease of forming, and salty good loo...
A trailerable deep-sea cruiser with an impeccable pedigree Issue 35 : Mar/Apr 2004 When I leaf through my picture album, I occasionally chance upon a photo that, even after all these years, takes my b...
This one, he swears, is the final vessel Issue 74 : Sept/Oct 2010 There comes a time in the life of every sailor when he must contemplate his final vessel. The one (figuratively, at least) that will c...
No trained elephants? Here’s an alternative Issue 18: May/June 2001 In a previously published article, I touched upon the use of a quick and easy way for the lone sailor to raise or lower the mast on ...
