Tips for cruising the Bahamas
By George Shaw Depending on who is counting, the Bahamas consist of about 700 islands, limestone cays and rocks. A dozen have a significant population; …
By George Shaw Depending on who is counting, the Bahamas consist of about 700 islands, limestone cays and rocks. A dozen have a significant population; …
[x_blockquote type=”left”]Sailing trip around the Dry Tortugas puts book learning to the test[/x_blockquote] By Dannela Varel After many years of boating experience—living aboard, running a …
By Tim Healey I had recently bought a used 2005 Sea Ray 200 Sundeck, a near carbon copy of my buddy Pat Flynn’s boat, except …
by Boni Thibert Lake Superior’s real charm lies hidden among its many islands. Of the lake’s ideal anchorages, one in particular—Battle Island—stands out. With a …
By Arnold M. Bucksbaum Our last stop on a cruise of the states and provinces north of New York City was Saint John in New …
By Marie Genteale When new sailing friends asked Chris and me to join them in chartering a 46-foot catamaran in Phuket, Thailand, we said yes. …
By Linda Newland In the northern San Juan Islands, the 564-acre Sucia Island State Park features incredible scenery, 77,700 feet of shoreline and solid holding …
By Jim West During the middle of the September, Cheryl and I set off for the Canadian Gulf Islands. We ended up spending two nights …
By Joe Belanger Fifteen years ago, my wife, Lee, and I began an RV retirement trip with a twist. Our goal was to see the …
By Boni Thibert I save old, torn, worn-out American flags. Most years, my husband, Phillip, and I bring the flags to a friend who resides …