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April 2014
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Book Review
Swim That Rock
passage.” There’s also a true story behind the title Swim That Rock, although Primiano elaborates, “It’s about Jake’s personal challenge in dealing with his feelings and beliefs, even when he thinks no one else believes in him.
Read Article »Juniors
Sail Training: Lessons for a Lifetime
Here’s an overview of programs in our region (listed alphabetically), some of which also offer junior sailing instruction in small boats.
Read Article »Coop's Corner
Junior Sailing, Yacht Clubs and the VOR
Charlie Enright has managed to pull off a lifetime dream in seven years sailing in the Volvo Ocean Race as skipper of the only real live U.S.-crewed boat in the VOR.
Read Article »Book Review
Break a Bad Habit
Charter boat captain George Attwood, introduced in author Jerry Allen’s first novel, The Resort, is hired by wealthy businessman Arthur Fulton for a cruise along the New England coast.
Read Article »Juniors
MudRatz on the Move
MudRatz is a US Sailing Certified Member Organization
Read Article »On Watch
On Watch – Dick Lathrop
Dick Lathrop is founder of Sea-Legs, a non-profit organization in New London, CT.
Read Article »Cruising
Code Zero: The Cruiser’s Dream Sail?
It’s no secret to anyone who sails Long Island Sound that winds during July and August are usually on vacation.
Read Article »Checking In
Checking In: April 2014
The organizers of the 2015 Marion to Bermuda Cruising Yacht
Race are helping sailors prepare for an offshore race to Bermuda by presenting a series of information sessions this month.
Sound Environment
CARIB Tails
Photo-identification is a technique that enables scientists to identify an individual whale anywhere it may travel throughout its life by comparing black and white pigmentation patterns on the underside of the flukes.
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Broker Tips: Buy, Hold, or Sell?
We own boats because we love them, we love the water, we love being outdoors in the sunshine, and we love the freedom and absence of shoreside restrictions that boating and sailing provide for us.
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