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Guide Posts are written articles with accompanying still photos and/or video clips, usually written by our team of expert Guides and Founders, who each have many decades of experience.
Turning the Page – Karen and Jim’s Excellent Adventure
Turning the Page – Karen and Jim’s Excellent Adventure
SHELDRAKE, A Charming Little Keel Sloop Designed by OCH Guide Nat Benjamin
SHELDRAKE, A Charming Little Keel Sloop Designed by OCH Guide Nat Benjamin
Carvel Construction; John’s Bay Boat Co. Builds a Wooden Lobster Boat, Part II
Carvel Construction; John’s Bay Boat Co. Builds a Wooden Lobster Boat, Part II
Fine Boat Designs: CARINA, a Cute Ketch by Aage Nielsen
Fine Boat Designs: CARINA, a Cute Ketch by Aage Nielsen
Carvel Construction; John’s Bay Boat Co. Builds a Wooden Lobster Boat, Part I
Carvel Construction; John’s Bay Boat Co. Builds a Wooden Lobster Boat, Part I
Wooden Boats from Tasmania, Part 3: Day Tripping North, then West
Wooden Boats from Tasmania, Part 3: Day Tripping North, then West
A Good Boat and a Great Client — The RAVEN Project
A Good Boat and a Great Client — The RAVEN Project
Re-skinning a Boothbay Harbor One-Design Sloop with Veneers and Epoxy, by Eric Blake
Re-skinning a Boothbay Harbor One-Design Sloop with Veneers and Epoxy, by Eric Blake
Surprise Me
BONNY BRIDE Progress — Restoring a Wooden Lobster Boat, Part 9 — Skylight, Floors, Bulkhead Repair
BONNY BRIDE Progress — Restoring a Wooden Lobster Boat, Part 9 — Skylight, Floors, Bulkhead Repair
Tom Robinson’s Solo Row Across the Pacific – Update #3 from Tom’s Shore Team
Tom Robinson’s Solo Row Across the Pacific – Update #3 from Tom’s Shore Team
The Three Boats I Lust After (and Why) – Rozinante, Beetle Cat and Scow Schooner
The Three Boats I Lust After (and Why) – Rozinante, Beetle Cat and Scow Schooner
My Favorite Rig and Why—The Unstayed Mast, by Ellen Massey Leonard
My Favorite Rig and Why—The Unstayed Mast, by Ellen Massey Leonard
1,200 Miles in Eight Days – Seeing the Intracoastal Waterway by Outboard
1,200 Miles in Eight Days – Seeing the Intracoastal Waterway by Outboard
