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On-Line sailing stories and Blogs are fun to read.
I've run across a few. I like reading about how folks solved the issues that have come up. Sometimes very innovative.
Wally Bryant - a guy that completely refit his boat, sold his house, quit his job, and is currently cruising in Mexico.. awesome project info to boot.. The blogs since he left San Fran are in the "What's New" section at the top right..
Natural High - Interesting read about the building of a Tiki 38.. started off in Thailand, but the builder completely muffed things up and the owner had the hulls shipped back to New Zealand where he had all the issues fixed and at this point almost has the boat done.
We keep a sailing blog that started out as a blog about the refit of our old Tartan 27. After some soul searching, we decided to sell the Tartan, our house and almost everything in it so that we could buy a bigger boat and move aboard with our dog Jet. We're spending the summer on the Chesapeake Bay and hope to make our way down the ICW to Florida, then hopefully over to the Bahamas.
We're currently ranked at #5 on the Sailingblogs.org website. We'd love you to check us out! Happy sailing!
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