A bit of light in our dim season By Patrick Twohy In these dark winter months, one must work a little harder to find the light we need to thrive. It’s a metaphor, but also perhaps a bit practical. We sailors often find winter somewhat of a trial — the wind isn’t great, if there’s […]
Dave G’s Recommended Sailing Books Whether the sailor in your life is new to sailing, dreaming of their next adventure, or already spending every spare moment on the bay, a well-chosen sailing book makes a thoughtful, lasting Christmas present. After years of teaching and talking with sailors of all levels, Instructor Dave G has found […]
Planets and mutinies in paradise By Patrick Twohy This is a tale of a three-hour tour. Well, actually it was a bit more than that. And no one was lost on a desert isle. But still… It includes mutineers, beautiful women, enchanting tropical venues, even gorgeous Venus herself — the planet, not the goddess. The […]
Quicksilver, At Sea (actually Stockton, but technically still correct I asked my wife Monika what is the secret to mooring at Angel Island. She replied instantly and without emotion: “a prenup”. Monika and I moor our Catalina 34 Quicksilver at Angel Island at least once a month. We view the concomitant yelling from bow to stern as […]