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Tacking and Jibing when Sailing a Catamaran DownwindSailing a catamaran downwind is one of the most difficult things a sailor can attempt. Keep this in mind when tacking and jibbing at speed over large waves. -
Important Points to Remember when You Prepare for a Sailing RaceA sailing race is exciting and nerve-wracking; follow these guidelines to make your next race a successful one. -
Phrase Origins: Plain SailingReading this article is easy. Reading this article should be plain sailing!
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The Amazing History of SailingEver wondered about sailing? It may be a fun recreation today but back then it was far more important. Read on to learn how it changed today's world!
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Sailing Schools in Southwest Florida and the KeysSouthwest Florida, along with the Keys, has many opportunities for any one wishing to learn to sail, to brush up on their sailing skills, or even to operate a powerboat.
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Gone SailingOne family sailing the ICW; Intracoastal Waterway.
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Sailing Ship Museums in MassachusettsDiscover the history of sailing ships in peace and war at these Massachusetts ship museums. Visit sailing ships in Boston, Salem, Gloucester, Essex, Plymouth and New Bedford, MA. -
Why Sailing?Sailing as a percentage of the marine industry is in decline, yet is is the original eco-friendly water-sport. -
Where to Take Sailing Lessons in the Washington D.C. AreaImagine yourself at the helm of a sailboat going up and down the Potomac river in Washington, D.C. or maybe cruising on a sunny Sunday afternoon out on Chesapeake Bay.Take sailing lessons from one of these schools in the Washington, D.C. area. -
Where to Take Sailing Lessons in San FranciscoOld time residents and new comers to San Francisco alike are drawn to the water and there are several schools in the San Francisco area that offer sailing lessons for beginners as well as advanced sailors. -
Sailing Lessons in GeorgiaLake Lanier Sailing Club offers its junior summer program for kids who are interested in sailing. -
Sailing Away from Paradise - it BeginsIt was living a dream, a family of four and a frien setting off on a 1200 mile sailing trip from Key West to Philadelphia. -
Sailing Can Be More Challenging on a Small LakeSmall inland lakes can present some unique challenges to the sailor. If you are new to sailing, don't think that just because you are on a small body of water that it is an easy place to sail.
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Sailing Science Fair ProjectsFour ideas that you can use to develop sailing science fair projects.
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Extreme Basics of SailingAre you brand new to sailing and want to make a good impression on your sailing friends? Here are 8 things you may not know but they will help you seem less wet behind the ears. -
Sailing with the Christopher Cross AlbumA observatory rememberance of the release of Christopher Cross's self-titled first album featuring the song, "Sailing." -
Sailing into the Sunset: Tania AebiAccepting a challenge by her father and with little sailing experience, Aebi was the first woman and youngest person to sail around the world.
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Analysis of W.B. Yeats' "Sailing to Byzantium"William Butler Yeats' poem "Sailing to Byzantium" is concerned with the passage of time, and how someone can become eternal. Yeats lived from 1865 to 1939; so this poem, which was written in 1926, reflects his
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Sailing Lake Calhoun in MinneapolisSailing Lake Calhoun in Minneapolis is a relaxing way to spend the day. Lake Calhoun has something for everyone, be it a novice with no prior sailing experience or a seasoned sailor who is looking for competition. -
Abby Sunderland Update: Air & Sea Rescue for 16 Year-old Sailing Around the WorldAbby Sunderland, the 16 year-old sailing around the world solo, is still in potential distress. Find out when rescue efforts expect to reach Abby's remote location in the South Indian Ocean...
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Top Sailing Destinations Around the GlobeIt's quite a challenge to rank the best sailing destinations of the world. There are just too many tropical paradise delights from the Americas to the Far East. And for a guide list, it's fair to include at least one from each part of the world. -
Top Ten Questions Asked by Man Sailing Around the World for Three YearsReid Stowe, who just set the record for endurance sailing by living at sea for 1152 days, had more questions for reporters than they had for him. -
Ship of the Line: The Last Great Sailing WarshipA ship of the line was a type of sailing warship. From the mid-17th century to the mid-19th century, it served as the main vessel in the Western world's navies.
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Best Sailing and Boating Ports on Lake MichiganIf you enjoy power boats, sailing, yachting or leisure boats, you will want to make Michigan your port of call. But which ports are the nicest? -
"Plain Sailing," "Shipshape," and "Bristol Fashion": Nautical Origins of Three Common Expressions"Plain sailing," "shipshape," and "Bristol fashion" are modern everyday expressions derived from old nautical lingo.
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How to Protect Your Laptop Computer from Harm While Sailing, Kayaking or Rowing AshoreMy friend Adam's laptop quit working a couple of months after he moved aboard his sailboat. I learned from his mistake, and figured out methods for protecting mine. Here I explain my techniques for keeping my laptop safe while sailing or rowing ashore. -
SailingA poem. Crown Cinquain, Sailing toward my destination. -
Aeolian Sailing Odyssey, and the VolcanoExperience the energy of sailing and dancing beneath the fires of an ancient Volcano in the Aeolian sea just south of Italy. -
Sailing the Beagle ChannelSailing the Beagle Channel is a little bit like retracing a portion of Darwin's journey of discovery 178 years earlier. It is an extraordinary part of the world as the few who venture there will attest. -
Guide to Sailing from Miami to BahamasMiami is one of the most common jump-off points when sailing to Bahamas, a commonwealth country that hosts hundreds of island locations with coastal establishments, gorgeous beaches, diving and snorkeling spots, cove areas and remote anchorages. -
America Sailing Ship Phineas PendletonChina Trade Sailing Ship built in Brewer Maine and Sunk at Manila. Named for Capt. Phineas Pendleton by his son.
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How to Right a Capsized Catamaran Sailing BoatLearn to quickly right a capsized catamaran sailing boat. Both helmsman and crew need to react quickly to avoid a dangerous situation. -
The Five Essentials of SailingYou want to become a master in sailing? Follow these rules and enjoy an unforgettable experience.
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Jean Adams; The Quest and Women Sailing Around the WorldWhen I was younger I worked as a dock 'girl' at Georgetown Yacht Basin and met many couples like Scott and Jean Adam who were sailing off to see the world. Unlike Jean Adam many of the wives were filled with fear and apprehension. -
Sailing Trip Makes a Great Family Reunion AfternoonFamily reunions are fun. Take a sailing trip with everyone and see how much you will enjoy it.
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Four Tips on Choosing Sailing GlovesSailing gloves help protect you from the cold and various injuries to your hands. This article will give you a few tips on choosing the right pair.
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SailingA poem about sailing out to sea -
Amazing Paranormal Activity on a Sailing VesselSailing the sloop SeaMonkey turned out to be one paranormal incident after another on a trip from Seattle, Washington to the southern Oregon coast.
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Seattle Sailing Review: Sunset Sailboat Ride on Elliott BayLooking for things to do in Seattle? I went with a group of nine friends on a sailboat ride with Let's Go Sailing. After exploring Pike Place Market, this was a great way to finish off a day in downtown Seattle.
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Where to Take Sailing Lesson in Los AngelesWith the clear, blue water and the sunny skies of Southern California, it is no wonder that sports like sailing attract thousands of participants every year.
