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23.03.2009
Whose Blythe: Solo Upwind Around the World

Behind every achievement of a man is the dedication of his woman.

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15.03.2009
Endeavor - a living legend

Endeavor is the latest of three existing J-class yachts built in England to compete in the America's Cup. Of course, there was also Endeavor II, but, unfortunately, it has not survived to this day, as, indeed, all 6 yachts of this class, built in America.

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06.02.2009
One day in the family around the world

An excerpt from the famous book by Marie et Herve Nieutin about their family catamaran trip.

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16.07.2008
How to deal with a fire on board

What? Fire on board! Never in my life! This can only happen to someone else, but not to me!

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24.05.2008
Vincent Riou is forced to interrupt the race

Vincent Riou - The French solo skipper departed on 11 May in his 60-foot PRB for The Artemis Transat race, but was forced to abandon his boat yesterday on his way to Boston due to keel problems.

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23.04.2008
Yacht owners are happy people

A survey of more than 1,000 yacht owners in the United States showed that they preferred purchasing a yacht to other important purchases. Such as buying a car or a house. And we are glad of this choice.

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23.03.2008
The first circumnavigation of the world by Servan Escoffier

Servane Escoffier has long dreamed of traveling around the world!

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18.03.2008
History of trimaran

A trimaran is a multihull vessel consisting of one main and two auxiliary hulls connected to the main hull by transverse beams. The first prototypes of trimaran (as well as catamarans) were "Proa" - small boats with two parallel hulls (16th century). These boats were used by the islanders in the Pacific Ocean.

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02.03.0201
Kurt Arrigo - in love with the sea

Maltese marine photographer Kurt Arrigo is one of the most distinguished and recognized professionals in his field.

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