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While recovering from a spinal injury, Bear of the Sailing Pickle Family tackles wheel pottery and cathedral heights as the crew readies SV Pickle for Queensland.
William Bill and Iana Uvarova present the ALU-EXP15, a 53-foot expedition aluminium catamaran engineered for high-latitude autonomy with collision bulkheads, integral tanks, and redundant off-grid systems.
Ian and Izzy Foxwell take on Race 4 of the Walton and Frinton dinghy regatta, navigating shifting tides and mudflats around Horsey Island in their Wayfarer.
Rafael Raff Echemendia and Sascha Meyers manage a dual vessel boatyard refit in Florida, overhauling running gear, windlass motors, and structural composites.
A technical investigation into marine systems maintenance, reverse-osmosis watermaker servicing, and hybrid electrical troubleshooting aboard the HH44 catamaran Curiosity II with Jason and Nikki Wynn.
Jess and Tim aboard SV Into the Mystic document every dollar spent sailing from San Diego to Cabo San Lucas, detailing Mexican permits, diesel fuel, and anchorages.
USCG Master Captain Amanda Haley joins Sail Stillwater to break down Caribbean navigation, charter captain licensing, inter-island channel crossings beyond Tortola, and seamanship throughout St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
James of Sailing Zingaro examines the offshore sinking of the Beneteau Oceanis 51.1 Taitam after a whale strike north of Norfolk Island en route to New Zealand.
Simon launches his resurrected $1 project boat for an intensive coastal shakedown cruise, testing marine carpentry, running rigging, and seamanship under open sail.
Luke tackles grueling solo boatyard refit tasks aboard SV Supernova, moving a 70 kg anchor, 300 kg chain, and heavy sails using mechanical advantage and rigging tackle.
An offshore analysis of the Ocean Sailors Fleet navigating autumn depressions, examining barometric collapse, storm tactics, and windvane steering dynamics.
Garrett and Ruth Jolly of Salt & Tar prepare for family life at sea, maintaining their hand-built wooden gaff ketch Rediviva in Washington while acquiring Victoria, an offshore teak cruiser.
Jack and Megan navigate SV Fair Isle along northern Sicily into the Strait of Messina, confronting fierce late-summer thunderstorms, complex tidal currents, and narrow shipping lanes.
James Burwick of Sailing Into Oblivion delivers an offshore fleet check-in, analyzing North Atlantic squall lines, Doldrums crossings, and heavy-weather tactics for solo ocean circumnavigators.
Aboard SV Pickle, Nikki and Chris manage pediatric orthopedic recovery for Bear while refitting systems along Queensland's coast before resuming offshore voyaging.
The Cruising Kiwis undertake a structural fiberglass hull repair on Javelot, executing a 12:1 scarf bevel and core restoration to ensure ocean readiness.
Aboard SV Yabá, Bernardo and Suzana execute a comprehensive rigging overhaul, tuning standing rigging and preparing spars before bending on brand new offshore cruising sails in Brazil.
Ben and Ashley of Sailing Nahoa acquire a classic 24-foot coastal cruiser in British Columbia and confront modern shipyard labor economics when a single repair quote matches the vessel's purchase price.
Back 2 Basics Adventures completes an epic 30-day, 3,000-nautical-mile Pacific Ocean crossing from the Galapagos to Nuku Hiva in French Polynesia, enduring ITCZ squalls and living off the sea.
Sailing Sea Moon spent two months navigating the Dalmatian coast aboard their Seawind 1160 Lite, documenting the realities of Croatian anchorages, mooring concessions, and Adriatic weather.
James from Sailing Zingaro breaks down the MAIB interim report on the sinking of the 56-meter Perini Navi superyacht Bayesian off Porticello, Sicily, detailing stability curves, mast leverage, and downburst physics.
Tristan and Canadian Ken of BoatFools Sailing conduct an in-depth survey of Fairbourne, an exceptionally preserved 1970 Hinckley 38 classic sailboat in Maine designed by Sparkman & Stephens.
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