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Our 2024 Sailing Programme can now be found under Events.
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- Hallberg-Rassy 370 first look: Easy handling and good performanceby Yachting Monthly on 15th January 2025 at 6:59 am
This first new Haalberg-Rassy, the Hallberg-Rassy 370 is due to be in the water in the autumn of 2025 and will be hotly anticipatedSwedish yard, Hallberg-Rassy has continued the roll-out of its latest design philosophy across its range of yachts. Rather oddly, the …Continue reading » The post Hallberg-Rassy 370 first look: Easy handling and good performance appeared first on Yachting Monthly.
- Man overboard mid Atlantic; separately, one yacht abandonedby Heather Prentice on 3rd December 2024 at 10:31 am
X-46 Elixer NLD, Swan 54 Endorfina ITA and Bavaria 46C Naimana BUL at the ARC 2024 startSwedish sailor Dag Eresund was lost overboard from Volvo 70 racing yacht Ocean Breeze on Monday while sailing with the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers (ARC). Crew abandoned a second yacht, a catamaran, which was taking on water.The search for Eresund was called off at the end of daylight on Monday amid worsening seas and gusts up …Continue reading » The post Man overboard mid Atlantic; separately, one yacht abandoned appeared first on Yachting Monthly.
"PBO" New Feed -
- French canal boating: the essential kitby Practical Boat Owner on 20th February 2025 at 6:13 am
Julian and Vanessa Dussek’s Pluto in typical canal mode with round fenders at each end and cylindrical ones in between. Credit: Julian and Vanessa DussekJulian and Vanessa Dussek took their Southerly 115 down through France to the Med, about 1,000 miles. Listed here are items they found essential or desirable Julian and Vanessa Dussek took their Southerly 115 down through France to the Med, about 1,000 miles. Listed here are items they found essential or desirable
- Triple amputee Craig Wood prepares for 80 day solo Pacific crossingby Laura Hodgetts on 19th February 2025 at 8:54 pm
Credit: GD Media“I can do one-handed bowlines because I’ve got no other choice” – Triple amputee Craig Wood is gearing up for a world record setting solo voyage across the Pacific to change perceptions of what disabled people can do and show that sailing is a sport for everyone.Triple amputee Craig Wood is gearing up for a world record setting solo voyage across the Pacific to change perceptions of what disabled people can do and show that sailing is a sport for everyone.
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