Survival measures: A cruiser follows a meticulous plan to safety during Hurricane Katrina

Article Abstract:

A cruiser recounts his experiences while sailing to safety during Hurricane Katrina. Some tips of surviving a hurricane on a boat include plan beforehand where to go in the event of a hurricane, have four 200 foot lengths of heavy nylon line on board and start for a hurricane protected hole as soon as a hurricane threatens.

General services, Safety and security measures, Hurricanes, Hurricane Katrina, 2005

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Sailing Memories: Sailing away

Article Abstract:

A sailor describes his solo voyage to the South Pacific on the Cheoy Lee Offshore 38 Obsession. The sailing adventure was supposed to be a real departure, but the winds and sea have a way of changing the best-laid plans and this solo voyage lasted all of four days and three nights.

Sailing

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Swimming in the middle of the ocean

Article Abstract:

A story of a sailor, who plans to take a dip in the middle of the ocean on a calm, windless day, is presented. His day of adventures is humorously described.

Humor and anecdotes

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