Ultimate storm anchoring

Article Abstract:

U.S. West coast cruisers share their experience after a wayward hurricane hit most of the harbors where cruisers congregate, on September 22nd and 23rd, 2003 at the Sea of Cortez. Conclusion drawn from the incident is that the sailors should have their very best ground tackle and back-ups when a storm hits.

Environmental aspects, Sailors

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From fuzz to focus

Article Abstract:

Louis Mauffret and Drew Wood discuss their experience of building three 21 feet MINI's in order to take part in the Transat race. This boat building experience gave them an exclusive platform where they could surface their talent.

United States, Boatbuilding, Boatbuilders, Boatbuilders (Persons)

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Surviving a bout with big bad Marty

Article Abstract:

Mirador was lucky enough to survive Hurricane Marty, which swept the length of the sea of Cortez in September 2002. Lifetime lessons learnt regarding the need for prior preparations against the fury of Hurricanes are discussed.

General services, Safety and security measures, Influence, Description and travel

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