Big-boat envy? Just blow it away
November 29, 2010
When a megayacht is far beyond your means, a good horn will do a lot for ego gratification I’ve had this problem all my life.
When a megayacht is far beyond your means, a good horn will do a lot for ego gratification I’ve had this problem all my life.
After years of living aboard, our land ‘resort’ is at once a refuge and a strangely unfamiliar place {loadposition position10} In the early 1980s we
Boaters who shrug at their lack of seamanship shouldn’t be on the water {loadposition position10} Help, help. OK – somebody, I need some help out
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Boaters are often a punching bag, even though we’re not the main culprits of dumping sewage We share a passion, you and I. Our passion
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With the right equipment, taking care of business ashore while cruising won’t be the headache it used to be Taking care of business is the
Chez Nous isn’t a powerboat or a pure sailboat, and it’s been the source of Tom’s nautical identity crisis I’m not a psychologist or even
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