Paralympic dream drives ex-yacht captain
March 29, 2012
Jody Hill’s dream is to sail for the United States as a Paralympian. Resting in his wheelchair on a Miami dock after six hours of
Jody Hill’s dream is to sail for the United States as a Paralympian. Resting in his wheelchair on a Miami dock after six hours of
Photos by Alison Langley Overlooking the harbor at East Boothbay, Maine, Nathaniel S. Wilson Sailmaker Inc. is in its 37th year of making sails the
First mate Mindy Doroski, 29, of Greenport, N.Y., untangles the flag aboard the 118-foot tall ship Unicorn. Sisters Under Sail, a non-profit that teaches teen
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