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Russian Crazy Craft
We quizzed our readership last week to see if anyone could properly identify the purpose of the unusual Russian sailing craft pictured below. It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a. . . vodka delivery device?© 2013 Larry Radcliffe Truth be told, we actually have no idea what specific use it was designed for, but…
A Folkboat Frenzy
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San Diego to Hawaii Buddyboat Wanted
"Does your site have a place to look for other cruisers to buddy boat with?" asks Honolulu-based sailor Paul Poehlman. "My girlfriend Jan and I are planning to depart San Diego bound for Honolulu sometime around October 15 and would like to find another boat of similar cruising speed as my modified Newporter 40 Pink…
Good News About Baja Ha-Ha Paperwork
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Sailor Rescued off Tillamook
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