The bleakly remote Faroe Islands were the stuff of sailing fairy tales for Kila Zamana and they did not disappoint on her cruise around the misty isles“Stop filling the boat with cheese!” I exclaimed to Paul, as he stowed a …
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Helen Fretter talks to the doyen of bluewater cruising, Jimmy Cornell, to find out why, after 46 years of sailing, he’s no longer going to sea“In my entire life I have never given up on any of my projects, but… …
Tom Cunliffe introduces an extract from Andrew Halcrow’s book, Into the Southern Ocean, his account of a singlehanded Southern Ocean crossing using only a sextant for navigationRudyard Kipling famously wrote that the complete person can meet with triumph and disaster …
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Matthew Sheahan analyses the recently released 37th America’s Cup Protocol and looks at the changes on the horizon for the next America’s Cup The publication of the 37th America’s Cup Protocol has delivered an eagerly awaited blueprint for the next …
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Details announced for the 37th America’s Cup – no venue yet, but reduced crew numbers, 100 percent nationality rule – and cyclors could be making a comebackAmerica’s Cup Defender, Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron (Emirates Team New Zealand) and the …
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