Why are you still living on land?

Article Abstract:

There are several reasons why many people prefer to live onboard boats. One of the most common motivational factor to boat living is change. Some find it comfortable because they have less concerns compared to managing a home, while others simply want to enjoy a simple, yet exciting life.

Analysis, Boat living

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Living without borders: testing unfamiliar territory in a tug

Article Abstract:

Robin Hill and Stephen Ward chose Mexico's Sea of Cortes for their first cruise in their new 26-ft Nordic Tug. They trailered the boat from southern California to launch in Puertecitos before making a round trip to Puerto Escondido.

Mexico, Description and travel, Gulf of California

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14 facts, figures & formulas

Article Abstract:

Conversion formulas that boaters will find useful are presented. They include techniques for figuring how close an object is in fog, changing nautical to statue miles and matching rope diameters to cleat sizes.

Standards, Mensuration, Measurement

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