How one cruising couple’s self-sufficiency system turns comfort into freedom By: Walter Thirion Fresh water defines independence at sea. It’s
By NauticEd | Latitudes & Attitudes Ask any experienced sailor and they’ll tell you the two best days in a
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It’s a beautiful sunny morning, and the coffee hits right. The outlook is on a quiet bay – tiny fish
I’ve never lived aboard. I’ve stayed aboard, but it was always temporary and not my boat. I had just opened
By: George Day, Editor & Publisher, Cruising Odyssey. With the new 46, Aquila catamarans is venturing into the explorer or
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By Adam Cove I’m not sure if it was adrenaline, not wanting to fall short of my goals, or knowing
