No reasons to stay: One cruising couple finds serenity at sea

Article Abstract:

Real estate salesman Fred Tuttle decided to take his wife and 15-year-old son on an ocean voyage. The voyage aboard a vintage 1978 44' tri-cabin Marine Trader was intended to last only a few months, but it evolved into a five-year trip. Upon their return, the Tuttles decide to make another trip.

Case studies, Ocean travel, Behavior, Sailors, Tuttle, Fred

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No book to follow: cruising lessons learned the hard way

Article Abstract:

Mel Kowal encountered rough waters while aboard his boat, Mei Lee. Although he consulted the Coast Pilot book in preparation for his trip, it took improvisation and resourcefulness to survive a near-fatal marine accident.

Management, Accidents, Boating accidents, Marine accidents

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A guide to cruising guides

Article Abstract:

An annotated bibliography of cruising guides to US waterways, Mexico and the Caribbean is presented. The price of each guide and a telephone number for ordering are included.

Travel books, Boating, Boats, Bibliography, Bibliographies

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