The rites of salvage

Article Abstract:

Assistance given to another vessel is considered 'salvage' by federal law if the assisted vessel is exposed to marine peril and if the salvor renders assistance readily. The amount of the salvage award depends on the degree of peril to which the vessel was subject and the salved value of the boat.

Laws, regulations and rules, Ships, Salvage, Marine salvage

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Where (the @*?&!) are they now?

Article Abstract:

Updates on boat owners and sailors who had been featured in Cruising World magazine are presented. They include Bill Butler, Gwen Bylund, Dave and Jaja Martin, Hal and Margaret Roth, Val and Ernest Haigh, Julia Hazel, Cathy and Cornelius Gelsavage, Freddy Silva, Sven Lundin, and Bill Pinkney.

Personalities, Sailors

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Dispatches from the cruising world

Article Abstract:

Cruising in various parts of the world have dominated the lives of sailors such as Michael and Tere Batham, Cory Lunn and Bruce and Becky Bryson. Their ships, namely, the Pagan Princess, Sea Quest and Briar Patch, respectively, have brought them to interesting islands and places.

Humor and anecdotes, Boat living, Voyages around the world, Circumnavigation

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