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I recently read Jim Carrier’s excellent book: THE SHIP AND THE STORM—Hurricane Mitch and the loss of the FANTOME. This is a very sobering non-fiction book, published in 2001 by International Marine (my original publisher), and re-published by Harcourt/Harvest in 2002.
Boats that leave the dock and go somewhere (other than to another dock) need ground tackle. I briefly discussed ground tackle for cruising boats in Choosing Anchors And Rodes.
WoodenBoat contributor Bruce Halabisky and his young family have been cruising in a 34′ wooden boat for the past seven years. Most recently the family crossed the Atlantic from Maine, via the Azores, and then sailed on to Senegal.
Built 2019-2021, 1,300 hours. Sailed just seven times.
An International 14 sold at the 1938 New York Boat Show is berthed at Wanaksink Lake, NY and has
"MYRTEA" is looking for a new caretaker having not missed a sailing season over the 37 wonderful
For Sale 1959 Chris Craft Sportsman. Chris craft 283 V-8. 5200 no soak bottom.
