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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.
A Voyage Through Tasmania’s Southwest Wilderness – Part I, by Bruce Stannard
A Voyage Through Tasmania’s Southwest Wilderness – Part I, by Bruce Stannard
A Voyage Through Tasmania’s Southwest Wilderness – Part II, by Bruce Stannard
A Voyage Through Tasmania’s Southwest Wilderness – Part II, by Bruce Stannard
Fine Boat Designs – DIVERSION & WUNDERBAR (by Kenneth Smith & Philip Rhodes)
Fine Boat Designs – DIVERSION & WUNDERBAR (by Kenneth Smith & Philip Rhodes)
An Excerpt from ‘The Dinghy Cruising Companion,’ by Roger Barnes
An Excerpt from ‘The Dinghy Cruising Companion,’ by Roger Barnes
Our Favorite Sailing Rig: The Cutter, by Lin and Larry Pardey
Our Favorite Sailing Rig: The Cutter, by Lin and Larry Pardey
Dire Strait — An Excerpt from As Long As It’s Fun, by Herb McCormick
Dire Strait — An Excerpt from As Long As It’s Fun, by Herb McCormick
Hatches That Are Watertight, Easy to Maintain, and Handsome
Hatches That Are Watertight, Easy to Maintain, and Handsome
Diagnosis: Hemofungiosis; a Guest Blog by Gibby Conrad
Diagnosis: Hemofungiosis; a Guest Blog by Gibby Conrad
My Favorite OCH Videos (and Why), by Co-Founder Ben Mendlowitz
My Favorite OCH Videos (and Why), by Co-Founder Ben Mendlowitz
Notes on Boat Design, Part II—Three Basic Hull Types
Notes on Boat Design, Part II—Three Basic Hull Types
Surprise Me
A Sense of the Sacred: Redwoods, Rivers and the Pacific
A Sense of the Sacred: Redwoods, Rivers and the Pacific
Rattail Reamers You Can Make Yourself. Also, a Neat Chainsaw Sharpener—by Harry Bryan
Rattail Reamers You Can Make Yourself. Also, a Neat Chainsaw Sharpener—by Harry Bryan
NO ORDINARY BEING: Lewellyn Howland talks about his biography of W. Starling Burgess
NO ORDINARY BEING: Lewellyn Howland talks about his biography of W. Starling Burgess
Wooden Boats from Tasmania, Part 3: Day Tripping North, then West
Wooden Boats from Tasmania, Part 3: Day Tripping North, then West
