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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.
The Education of Myles Thurlow: A Proper Apprenticeship
The Education of Myles Thurlow: A Proper Apprenticeship
Fine Boat Designs: CARINA, a Cute Ketch by Aage Nielsen
Fine Boat Designs: CARINA, a Cute Ketch by Aage Nielsen
An Excerpt from ‘The Dinghy Cruising Companion,’ by Roger Barnes
An Excerpt from ‘The Dinghy Cruising Companion,’ by Roger Barnes
My Favorite Rig and Why — A Fembøring Norse Square Rig, by Lance Lee
My Favorite Rig and Why — A Fembøring Norse Square Rig, by Lance Lee
My Favorite Rig and Why — The Gaff Rig, a Guide Post by Tom Cunliffe
My Favorite Rig and Why — The Gaff Rig, a Guide Post by Tom Cunliffe
Ginny Jones Reviews THE WHALEBOAT’s Latest Edition
Ginny Jones Reviews THE WHALEBOAT’s Latest Edition
Hatches That Are Watertight, Easy to Maintain, and Handsome
Hatches That Are Watertight, Easy to Maintain, and Handsome
The Long Affair: David Bradley and his Herreshoff S-Boat MISCHIEF. A Guest Blog by Ben Bradley
The Long Affair: David Bradley and his Herreshoff S-Boat MISCHIEF. A Guest Blog by Ben Bradley
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?
Surprise Me
Three Tricks of the Trade — Some Sage Advice by OCH Guide Dick Wagner
Three Tricks of the Trade — Some Sage Advice by OCH Guide Dick Wagner
Tom Robinson’s Solo Row Across the Pacific – Update #20 – The Second Leg: Penrhyn to American Samoa
Tom Robinson’s Solo Row Across the Pacific – Update #20 – The Second Leg: Penrhyn to American Samoa
Notes on Boat Design, Part II—Three Basic Hull Types
Notes on Boat Design, Part II—Three Basic Hull Types
A Rock And a Hard Place: Lessons Learned in Going Aground in HOI AN—a guest post by Bob Stephens
A Rock And a Hard Place: Lessons Learned in Going Aground in HOI AN—a guest post by Bob Stephens
