Overcoming fear at sea

Article Abstract:

A nearly 3,000-mile passage from San Francisco, CA, to the Marquesas Islands was marred by frequent storms, an engine fire, and chronic seasickness. Each could have been cripplingly frightening, but the crew calmly analyzed each situation, confronting and ultimately conquering their fears.

Sailors

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Of fear and aging

Article Abstract:

Fear is one of the problems of aging and when sailing it can make life difficult. Learning to cope with getting older and living with fear and continuing to sail is described.

Aging

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Straight talk about the waterline

Article Abstract:

A boat to be marked for its waterline must be properly set up between guides. The athwartship's plane or angle should then be carefully measured to get a straight waterline.

Management, Boats and boating, Boating, Boats

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