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An article by Voiles Classique THE BIG CLASS, THE J CLASS & THE 12MJI Known as the father of the
(Image above: Stormy Weather, Les Voiles de St Tropez @Thomas Campion) The twelfth edition of the CYI Worldwide Classic Yacht
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At the end of the North Fork of Long Island, there’s a fishing and boating town called Greenport. For most,
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Through the Lens: 12 Metre’s Shine Amid America’s Cup Action
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Midsummer – Trials and tribulations
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Cariad
Cariad, Welsh for “sweetheart”, was the largest Arthur Payne yacht ever built (1896) and quite
Joyant
Restored at Jeff Ruthford’s Boatshop in Richmond, California, and now races on both coasts of
Adela
Previously named ‘Heartsease’ she had a remodelling in Pendennis Shipyard in 2000, which involved Dykstra Naval
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Highland Cowes: A History of Sailing in Scotland through the lens of Hunter’s Quay
Countless well-researched histories of yachting have been published since Victorian times. But, unaccountably, not one
John G. Alden and His Yacht Designs
The Alden Design Office was founded by John G. Alden in 1909 and this is
Hornblower – Beat To Quarters
June 1808, somewhere west of Nicaragua-a site suitable for spectacular sea battles. The Admiralty has
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