The short answer is yes, but the real answer is no. While cockpit doors before the 9/11 attacks were designed to provide a barrier between pilots and passengers for disturbance purposes ...

A broad cockpit sports small twin ... In 8kts of true wind (TWS), we managed 6.5kts of boat speed, close hauled at around 45 degrees true wind angle. In 7kts TWS, boat speed dropped to 5.7-6.0kts. The ...

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British sailor Tony Bullimore was trapped for four days in an upturned yacht that was filling up with "bitterly cold" water in the Southern Ocean.

1:30-2pm Sailing Center Bühne The renaissance of Beneteau’s Frist range was fully realised with the Beneteau First 36; an all new racer with a real emphasis on speed. The First 30 is a continuation of ...

After a previous restoration the boat was used for sailing lessons A 120-year-old sailing boat of a design dating back to the Vikings is helping to preserve the future of traditional boatbuilding ...

The deck layout remains faithful to Fountaine Pajot’s distinctive helm station design that has become a hallmark of its models, affording excellent visibility over the water, perfect control for ...

Or if ownership is out of reach, the the day charter option for the RS AIRA dayboat could suit you. The boat has plenty of socialising space and an electric engine, and the charter model makes it very ...

SAIL (Senior Advocates for Independent Living) Wisconsin will present a free series of Winter Warmers, events designed to bring camaraderie to the community during the colder months. The first event ...

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The quietly-implemented and seriously-discounted sale of the sailing ship Lady Ellen has, if anything, further muddied the waters around the concept of Ireland having a national sail training ship.

“Trim that sail!” one of them shouts ... meaning “side of a boat.” Because most people are right-handed, the steering oar was generally placed on the right side of a vessel, or starboard ...