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49What You Need To Know About Being A Thought Leader
More and more people each day are finding themselves wanting to start some kind of online career. The idea of working the 9-5 is no longer appealing and if your like me, with good reason. Also like me, many...
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77A Single-Handed Passage Through The Night
An over-night, singlehanded passage on the open sea is never as easy or invigorating as I allow myself to believe it will be before I depart. If I didn’t beguile myself with expectations of fair winds, calm...
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67St. Maartin Heineken Regatta
One island, two nations. Named by Columbus and separated at the waist since 1648, St. Maartin/St. Martin evokes images of garish megayachts, colonial architecture, and pristine, clothes-optional...
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72Sailing in Venice
We have teamed up in 2010 with a Sports Association which promotes the love of sailing and the sea, combining sport with fun and a respect for nature and all which is beautiful. Affiliated with the...
73Retire happily
Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails....
75THE CENTAUR
Before i begin, i would like to acknowledge the australian war memorial for the provision of dates, facts, and figures for this hub. You may visit the same site and other australian war memorial sites by...
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64Boating school: A program review, what you can expect to learn.
I recently completed a three day boating school program and thought I would share what I learned and how the program was structured. Overall the program was run in a professional manner. Tyler, our instructor...
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75SAILING ON THE EDGE - Prelude: Chapter 2
The trip up the inside coast of Baja from Cabo San Lucas was casual. The rally was over and we were on our own. We stopped the first night at Cabo Los Frailes, and the second at Bahia de los Muertos, enjoying...
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74Dusk to Dawn on the Sea of Cortez
Dusk and dawn are the transitory times that punctuate a sailor’s life on the Sea. The night arises with the setting sun, and day takes hold with the subsiding night, as we move along our course. ...
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56CURIOSITY AT SEA
Hmmm! HMMMM! Check that out! WOW! What's that? A bat maybe.... Water creatures or creatures composed of water can be curious. Why shouldn't they be? Aren't you curious? Don't you want to explore your world? ...
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