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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.
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
Herreshoff Classic Regatta of 2014—A Report from Bryan Burdick
Herreshoff Classic Regatta of 2014—A Report from Bryan Burdick
A Composting Head for the Tahiti Ketch EVELYN; A Guest Post by Astra Haldeman
A Composting Head for the Tahiti Ketch EVELYN; A Guest Post by Astra Haldeman
Rare Birds: Classic Boats Offshore; A Guest Blog by Ellen Massey Leonard
Rare Birds: Classic Boats Offshore; A Guest Blog by Ellen Massey Leonard
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?
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Restoring a Herreshoff Fishers Island 31, Part 10: Sailing
Restoring a Herreshoff Fishers Island 31, Part 10: Sailing
What About a Sailboat’s Displacement? Doug Hylan Discusses Light and Heavy
What About a Sailboat’s Displacement? Doug Hylan Discusses Light and Heavy
Three Tricks of the Trade That Others Should Know About, by Peter Neill
Three Tricks of the Trade That Others Should Know About, by Peter Neill
Building Boats, Building Kids: Bronx High Schoolers Learn Life Skills from the Keel Up, by Sara Clemence
Building Boats, Building Kids: Bronx High Schoolers Learn Life Skills from the Keel Up, by Sara Clemence
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
Learning From Experience; My Biggest Disaster and What It Taught Me
Learning From Experience; My Biggest Disaster and What It Taught Me
A Voyage Through Tasmania’s Southwest Wilderness – Part I, by Bruce Stannard
A Voyage Through Tasmania’s Southwest Wilderness – Part I, by Bruce Stannard
