Down a giant water slide

Article Abstract:

A sailor went on a cruise with his son and father in his boat, First Draft, around the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway, from Pickwick Lake, Tennessee to Mobile, Alabama and on to Gulf Breeze, Florida. In this eight-day cruise three generations of the family were together making it a memorable one, with the Tombigbee waterway presenting a scenic sight.

Tennessee, Description and travel, Waterways

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Down to the wire

Article Abstract:

Most sailboats are so maneuverable that most crossing and passing situations with a tugboat or a barge seen relatively safe. But with heavy commercial vessels the rule should be to avoid any situation which might look unsafe to the operator of commercial vehicle.

United States, Comparative analysis, Sailboats, Merchant ships

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Way down east

Article Abstract:

The extraordinary tidal range due to its unique shape sets Bay of Fundy apart, which has the greatest tides in the world up to fifty five feet. Hence information from tides tables and current charts should be gathered before taking even a day sail.

Atlantic Ocean, Analysis, Environmental aspects, Tidal currents, North Atlantic Ocean, Coastal ecology, Bay of Fundy

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