The previous header photo was of the reproduction Philadelphia tuckup, Marion Brewington, built by the Independence Seaport Museum. I lifted...
We Are OFF! NY to Annapolis October 8 10 268 Miles
Our first problem was discovered when we had to use the dinghy to go to dinner on City Island because the Clubs launch service ends at 6 pm in the waning...
Fitting Out A Newly Built Boat
Fitting out a new boat can be difficult and very very expensive.I have known people to buy $20,000 boats and then drop another $50,000 to $60,000 on refits...
Trawler Fest Rivera Beach FL
Once again I am happy to announce I will be part of the boat buyers program at Trawler Fest in Rivera Beach, FL. http://www.passagemaker.com/events/trawlerfest-riviera-beach-2016/I...
More Aluminum Sailing Dinghies
In response to my post about the aluminum Gouget Moth, several readers sent in some aluminum sailing dinghies they have come across.Australian "R.L"....
December 25 31 Final Work Day and 2015 ROUNDUP A Great Year!
I had planned on more than one final work day before the end of the year, what with such good warm weather so late this year but a wrenched back put the...
Seen at the 2014 Sailboat Show Part 3 the Zim 15
One of the hidden casualties in the ongoing clash between Laser Performance Europes business strategy and the rest of the small boat sailing world has...
Header Photo The Tempo Scow
The previous header photo was of the Tempo scow designed by Jack Koper of South Africa in the early 1960s. He did three home-built scow designs, all extremely...
January 11 15 Five More Lay Days in Coconut Grove 1 5 Miles
We spent four nights at a dock of the Coral Reef YC, after one more rough night on anchor in the John Brennan Channel way off from the Dinner Key Marina....
Rhode River to Cambridge and Three Lay Days in Cambridge October 13 17 38 7 Miles
First the passage: The wind was predicted at 5 knots, building to 15, in our face. Not pleasant, but manageable. It came from the predicted direction,...
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