Pete Goss heads up the east coast of the US to Maine, to enjoy chance meetings and all the quirks of lifePhoto: Tony Pullar / AlamyBursting through the Cape Cod Canal is like a voyage through Narnia’s wardrobe. Huge lunar …
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Price Dropped on 52.8m Oceanco Sunrise This week we heard of a significant price reduction by Cecil Wright & Partners on one of the most exceptional superyachts on the world market; the 52.8m Oceanco M/Y Sunrise. This 2000 build is …
Will Burton explains how preparing your yacht for the worst-case scenario can help you stay afloat for longerThe Catalina 41 Coolabah sank within hours of striking an object in the Pacific. Photo: John JenningsTwenty miles south of Salcombe, in deteriorating …
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H Krueger & Associates: Half a Century of Outstanding Design In 2019 we dedicated considerable energy to the discussion of superyacht design; an immensely dynamic field in which designers and architects must constantly strive to predict, realise and surpass their …
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Jeremy Wyatt, director of World Cruising and experienced ocean sailor, on what he’s learned helping thousands of crews cross the AtlanticMore than 250 yachts completed the 2018 ARC. Photo: James MitchellI often chat with prospective bluewater cruisers at boat shows …
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In 2018, there were more than 1,300 lifeboat call-outs in the UK attributed to mechanical issues. Will Bruton explains why getting to grips with your diesel engine is still crucialPhoto: Tor JohnsonWhen Rudolf Diesel unveiled his engine to the world …
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