The wheels have been set in motion. I don’t want to jinx anything by talking about it, but hopefully we will have something to report … Read More ›
Category: sailboat
Tim said to Tig the other day, “Serena really stirred the pot with her post on the Boston liveaboard forum.” I sat up straighter. What … Read More ›
We’ve been busy attending our first boat show this past week. As a family we went to the exhibition hall two days out of the … Read More ›
Me being melodramatic: Where o’ where do things go, on a thirty something foot boat? Tig, who takes a more zen approach to things, answers, “We’ll … Read More ›
Props to Tig for being uber-resourceful lately. As part of the due diligence and research process, he found a review of the Contest 32 in … Read More ›
{Note: This post has been reworked with some better pictures of the boat} On paper, 32 feet is the smallest we think we could fit … Read More ›
Yes, it’s true. I discovered the meaning of “swearing like a sailor” many years ago when Tig and I took dinghy sailing lessons at the … Read More ›
Last weekend, we were supposed to see a 32′ Contest. 32 feet is probably the smallest length boat we could live on. This 32 footer … Read More ›
This excellent Boat Inspection post, combined with the self survey criteria in How to Buy the Best Sailboat by Chuck Gustafson seems like the proper … Read More ›
Around here, there are always a few sailing books open at any given time. After finishing The Essential Liveaboard Handbook, I’ve paired How to Buy … Read More ›