5 hours ago by Carol Anne

Thinking about the offspring Lately, Gerald has had a rough time. Some things he has mentioned on his blog, such as his encounter with a seriously out-of-line driver while he was riding his bicycle after returning to Tempe from a regatta in Santa Barbara – a return that was delayed by a tire blowout ...

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5 hours ago by Catherine Forsythe

Jessica Watson, the sixteen year old Australian on a solo world sail, has crossed the equator and making good progress: “… The determined Sunshine Coast 16-year-old, aiming to be the youngest sailor to circumnavigate the globe, called her land-based team of supporters to confirm she officially cross ...

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6 hours ago by Ayin

"Stand by me" was the one song that I kept thinking off while I sailed through the night. Especially the part 'when the night has come, and the land is dark'. There's so much to tell about the Raja Muda Race that I participated in, but being a no good story-teller, I've no idea how to tell it in a n ...

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8 hours ago by edhoncho

Oooh, just look at that queue! Such vitriol and rage. I see you’ve all successfully channeled your inner Bobby Knight… kudos! Let’s see how this plays out. Q: I’m guessing you wouldn’t know the difference between a foil, epee and sabre were they laid in front of you. And yet you find it somehow appr ...

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9 hours ago by Sailing Expert

Back on my home beach I can once again take up what my friend Joan Sol terms ‘Slow Sailing‘. Joan is the author of the top Catalan sailing blog El Mar es el Cam. It’s the blog of reference on these shores and Joan is one of those lynch … … More: The Invisible Workshop: Slow sailing with Joan Sol and ...

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11 hours ago

Team Origin trounced their Italian opponents. Team Origin levelled their Louis Vuitton Trophy semi-final with victory over Italian outfit Azzurra in Nice. The British team, skippered by Ben Ainslie, beat Azzurra by two minutes 29 seconds on Friday to tie 1-1 with the Italians with one race left. Ain ...

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13 hours ago by kihm

“On the 12th of February our most valuable capture was made–perhaps the most valuable taken by a Confederate cruiser during the war. We sighted this vessel about eight in the evening, but not until ten o’clock did we get near enough to give her a shot from our bow pivot, and even this fell considera ...

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13 hours ago by Joe

Liz Clark is doing a solo circumnavigation of the world in search of waves aboard her sailing vessel, the Swell. She loves fishing, sailing and surfing!

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14 hours ago by some_day_soling

New relationships are exciting and talked up to be the best thing in the world, and there is magic to a new love, however, worn-in love is so very much better, and I'm reminded of that every time J and I go sailing. There is something so amazing about being a strong team with another person. We have ...

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15 hours ago by captaindale

Friday, November 20 0330 315 nm to go to our approach – 345 nm to port Another great sailing day of 13-15 knots of wind with the spinnaker doing its job. At midnight, the wind fell to 8-10 knots so we are using the “iron genny” aka Volvo Penta 55 hp. Yesterday we stopped and went for an offshore swi ...

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