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Editor’s Letter

Season Opener

The summer cruising season is finally in full swing and while we all want to rush out there to enjoy the long days and warm evenings, it can’t hurt to take a hot minute to review some of the boating safety basics with your crew.

Always Learning

It’s no secret that readers of Soundings are sharp. The joke among our staff is that when it comes to boats, these salty and seasoned

Maternal Instinct

While scrolling through Instagram recently, I found some good posts by The Boat Mom, or Paula Sleiman. She’s the mother of 3-year-old Kai, and the

Point of View

The great joys of boat ownership can offer unique perspectives and singular experiences, and this issue features a few people who have that all figured out.

Name Calling

As Soundings celebrates six decades in the marine industry, we want to highlight the efforts of organizations like America’s Boating Club who make every day at the helm a good one.

Still Salty at 60

This issue should be in your mailbox as the New Year approaches, so let me begin by wishing you a happy 2024. I hope those

Better Boating

I returned from the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show a few weeks ago, and while I saw a lot of cool technology, one experience sticks with

Unforgettable

A decade ago, a new department called Classics debuted in a fall issue of Soundings that was designed to highlight antique craft (built from 1919 to 1942) and classic models (from 1943 to 1975), both power and sail.

Live for Today

It’s been a tough summer: war, drought, raging fires, flaring fuel prices, lingering Covid, extreme heat, political unrest, flagging economies and the still-gagging global supply

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