TRIUMPHANT JOURNEY TO TRIUMPHAL
Friends, you know this humble little sailor girl is admittedly not one of the explorers of the great unknown, she’s not really comfortable on the vast expenses of open water but prefers to stick to a small, confined area. In fact I hardly ever manage to survive one of the MBCC cruises in one piece. Optim [...]
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TRIUMPHANT JOURNEY TO TRIUMPHAL
TRIUMPHANT JOURNEY TO TRIUMPHAL
Friends, you know this humble little sailor girl is admittedly not one of the explorers of the great unknown, she’s not really comfortable on the vast expenses of open water but prefers to stick to a small, confined area. In fact I hardly ever manage to survive one of the MBCC cruises in one piece. Optim [...]
RCJ-44, A CLASS OF ITS OWN
A CLASS OF ITS OWN
Jane reviews many different boats on the pages of SLSailng.com, but she’s not the only one who has a tendency to fall hard for anything with a fancy keel and a good set of sails. This little photographer-turned-ink-splotter has some favourite boats as well. Right now it’s just one boat. A boat that will maybe [...]
Safari through the ‘hood
Since my fellow mowgurl and travel companion VenusMari and me didn’t really got any further in our attempt to circumnavigate Gaeta V, and I have a new boat to test anyway, I decide on a whim to attempt a little excursion on my own again. I say ‘little’ since this tour won’t even make me leave the Blake Sea. So itR [...]
Touring for beginners: Around Nautilu...
(Editor’s note: I’m delighted to welcome Orca Flotta as a contributor to SLSailing.com. Orca needs no introduction, but if you’re new to the SL Sailing community you can get to know Orca by reading Delinda Dyrssen’s August 2008 interview . Welcome aboard, Orca! /Jane Fossett, Editor SLSailing.com )
Touring for begin [...]
