O deckitus detritus: there's a four-letter word for the stuff on Tom's deck, and the first letter is "J"

Article Abstract:

S cruising yachtsman describes his inability to take a trip without having mountains of stuff stored on the deck of the sailboat. He uses safety netting around the deck to keep junk aboard and plastic storage bins for containers.

Equipment and supplies, Sailboats

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Cruise control? Hardly!

Article Abstract:

Yachters are not in complete control of their destinies when they are on the high seas, and they must learn to respect the forces of nature. One cruiser describes his encounters with lightning, sharks and waterspouts.

Sharks, Lightning

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Beltway or bust

Article Abstract:

A sailing cruise up the Potomac River from the Chesapeake Bay to Washington, DC, is described. The trip ended with a week-long visit to Washington, DC, which has marinas within walking distance of many attractions.

Description and travel, Washington, D.C., Potomac River

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