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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.
Congratulating New Zealand’s Buzzards Bay 25 JONQUIL
Congratulating New Zealand’s Buzzards Bay 25 JONQUIL
Building and Launching JIMMY D, a 32′ Cornish Gig from the “Champlain Longboats” Program
Building and Launching JIMMY D, a 32′ Cornish Gig from the “Champlain Longboats” Program
Wooden Boats from Tasmania, Part 3: Day Tripping North, then West
Wooden Boats from Tasmania, Part 3: Day Tripping North, then West
SELKIE—My Personal Dreamboat: A 23′ Keel-centerboard Sloop
SELKIE—My Personal Dreamboat: A 23′ Keel-centerboard Sloop
Hatches That Are Watertight, Easy to Maintain, and Handsome
Hatches That Are Watertight, Easy to Maintain, and Handsome
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
Hybrid Propulsion for the 48′ Cutter LUCAYO; How Does it Compare to a Diesel Auxiliary?
Hybrid Propulsion for the 48′ Cutter LUCAYO; How Does it Compare to a Diesel Auxiliary?
Diagnosis: Hemofungiosis; a Guest Blog by Gibby Conrad
Diagnosis: Hemofungiosis; a Guest Blog by Gibby Conrad
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Tom Robinson’s Solo Row Across the Pacific – Update #19 – Maiwar Arrives in Pago Pago
Tom Robinson’s Solo Row Across the Pacific – Update #19 – Maiwar Arrives in Pago Pago
Origins of the Keel/Centerboard: Why American Sailors Stuck with a Movable Appendage by Rob Mazza
Origins of the Keel/Centerboard: Why American Sailors Stuck with a Movable Appendage by Rob Mazza
A Voyage Through Tasmania’s Southwest Wilderness – Part I, by Bruce Stannard
A Voyage Through Tasmania’s Southwest Wilderness – Part I, by Bruce Stannard
CELESTE’s Arctic Voyage: Traversing the Bering Sea, Sailing to the Top of America and the Rough Autumn Passages in the Alaskan Arctic
CELESTE’s Arctic Voyage: Traversing the Bering Sea, Sailing to the Top of America and the Rough Autumn Passages in the Alaskan Arctic
