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Stroke survivor completes transatlantic crossing Tim QueeneyJuly 27, 20220 Any transatlantic crossing is an achievement, no matter the vessel or the crew. For Nordhavn 40 owner Philippe Guglielmetti, however, his June/July 2022 crossing contained an impressive level of perso… Crew’s Picks Boating media scholarship Marine Electronics, November 2021 Voyaging Tips, October 2021 Ocean Voyaging Stroke survivor
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The tools The sewing machine onboard Beetle is a Sailrite LSZ1, essentially a walking-foot upholstery machine with straight and zig-zag (but not Federal 308, four-point stitch), which handles threads from The post Have sewing machine, go sailing first appeared on Ocean Navigator.
Probably the worst fear you can face as an offshore sailor is losing your vessel at sea. And while we definitely want to make sure we have a vessel-mounted and The post Handheld VHF for the Life Raft first appeared on Ocean Navigator.
Stephen and Dawn Bell enjoy the cruising life aboard their Leopard 48 Catamaran Pilar, having cruised down the East Coast and into the Windward Islands of the Caribbean. The Bells emphasize The post Safety means being prepared for anything first appeared on Ocean Navigator.
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) recently announced the entrants to the “Hall of Fame” for the 2023 season. It’s not really called the Hall of Fame, but rather it is The post Hurricanes – Looking back and looking ahead first appeared on Ocean Navigator.
Corinne Gau-Tchekov and Michel Gau voyage aboard their Alliage 49 aluminum monohull, Ganesh. They left France in 2011 after Michel’s retirement and have been sailing around the world on a The post Cruising sabbatical becomes a new lifestyle first appeared on Ocean Navigator.
Most Pacific sailors and published cruising guides will tell you there are two ways back to Southern California from Panama: a motor bash 3,400 miles along the coast of Central The post Sailing from Panama to San Diego first appeared on Ocean Navigator.
We see a boat over on its beam ends in a blow and say “they’re over canvased.” But, of course, sails are no longer made of cotton-based canvas. They’re woven The post North offers new sustainable sails first appeared on Ocean Navigator.
The top layer of our ocean is called the “Sunlight Zone.” At the surface and down to about 200 meters are live microscopic floating algae called “phytoplankton” that are critical The post Sampling the oceans by boat first appeared on Ocean Navigator.
The World Sailing Trust has launched a survey to gather baseline data on whether the design of sailing equipment is affecting the development of greater gender diversity. This new survey, launched The post Survey into gender design in sailing first appeared on Ocean Navigator.
Jon and Megan Schwartz, along with their sons, Ronan, 16, and Daxton, 14, have been cruising full time aboard their Boreal 47, Zephyros, an aluminum expedition monohull, since 2017. Since The post A family braves the elements together first appeared on Ocean Navigator.
