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The Long Way

We were walking down the dock at Schoonmaker Point Marina in Sausalito when Colin Cashmore of the Dickson 60 Avant Garde popped his head out of the fo’c’sle. He told us that he and his wife Marion had been in town just one week after a brisk sail down from Seattle. Cashmore was airing things…

Seriously? Another Navy Collision?

We still can’t believe this morning’s New York Times headline: Rescuers Seek 10 Missing Sailors After US Navy Ship and Tanker Collide. We first thought it was a follow-up about the recent collision of the USS Fitzgerald in June, but today’s Times story involved a completely different destroyer, the apparently ‘unguided’ guided-missile destroyer John S. McCain. This is…

The 2017/2018 Clipper Race Starts

They won’t arrive on the West Coast of the US until April, but the 12 boats in the current edition of the Clipper Round the World Race started yesterday in Liverpool, England. With on board trackers, you can follow their 30,000-mile adventure from the comfort of your home. If you’re inspired by the adventure, this…

‘Matthew Turner’ Gets its Masts

The Matthew Turner is looking more and more like a ship. On Saturday — and with the ceremonial fanfare we’ve come to enjoy from Educational Tallships — the Turner’s fore and aft masts were lifted by crane, stepped and fastened into place. Everything done on the Matthew Turner is on a maxed-out scale. © 2017 John “Woody”…

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