Sailing – Mid-Atlantic August 2010
August 5, 2010
Team race national championships During the three-day Memorial Day weekend, the top 14 schools in the nation – as determined by their performance in one
Team race national championships During the three-day Memorial Day weekend, the top 14 schools in the nation – as determined by their performance in one
Recent responses from the Atlantic seaboard FIVE RESCUED – A Coast Guard Air Facility Charleston HH-65 Dolphin rescue helicopter crew hoists five boaters from a
Hatteras owners meet in Cambridge, Md. The Hatteras 1510 Club will be holding its annual owners rendezvous Sept. 9-12 at the Cambridge Yacht Club on
It was inevitable, I suppose. Tempt the fates too many times and eventually you’re going to roll snake eyes. Mother Nature will be denied for
The Landing School covers all facets of boatbuilding, from plank-on-frame to fiberglass composites. After a visit to The Landing School in Arundel, Maine, I, like
A clam dredger’s surprise catch of 10 rounds of munitions filled with mustard gas is a reminder that oil isn’t the only hazard humans have
Mario Vittone’s excellent adventure from Maine to Washington on an FPB 64.
John Pierce Rousmaniere, sailor, historian, advocate for safety at sea and 2020 National Sailing Hall of Fame inductee, whose books became essential reading for generations
Don’t miss these new models arriving at boat shows this season.
The Formula 387CCF’s upper station adds a new perspective for anglers, but it’s the boat’s ride and versatile design that steal the show.
Yes, the waterfront experience in Newport has evolved in the age of megayachts, but this little city still has a lot of sailing in its heart.
The crisp, cool days of fall bring boat shows, breezy sailing, angler fishing and peaceful anchorage.
Warm weather breeds bacteria in freshwater tanks, where they create mischief with filters and pumps. Here’s how to stop them.
When a 2010 Picnic Boat 37 resurfaced in poor condition, the builder restored it from the hull up with modern craftsmanship
Natural teak still endures, but cork, bio-based synthetics and changing owner priorities are reshaping what goes underfoot.
Female lifesavers had to fight for their place in the effort to reduce the nation’s drowning rate.
