The key to setting sail - Go Small, Go Simple, But Go Now!
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Home and Hosed
Larry had just lowered Taleisin’s anchor. As soon as it was set, I hoisted our Q flag. Once the bright yellow square was flapping in the breeze, I turned to help Larry repack Taleisin’s large, colorful spinnaker which lay in a messy pile al...
Fear and a Winter Passage
In just a few months, David and I plan to set sail from Queensland, Australia, bound across the Tasman Sea to New Zealand. This will be my 9th passage across this often-boisterous body of water. Unlike with most ocean passages, I am facing...
An Invitation for my wonderful financial supporters.
Writing can, at times, be a lonely business.
Writing can, at times, be a lonely business. And as fewer and fewer magazine readers take the time to send encouraging letters to editors, and editors have become far too busy to send comments f...
Blame it on the Dolphins
During the past few weeks, two yachts accidentally ran into reefs and sustained damage in the waters near Lizard Island just off the coast of North Queensland, Australia. They were just a short distance to the north of where David and I hav...
Reflections on the Quiet Times
It is relatively easy to write about the exciting times, but far harder to describe the moments that I treasure most.
At Anchor behind Hunter Island, in the Duke Archipelago, off the Queensland Coast of Australia
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Go small, go simple, go now, is Lin’s motto . Voyaging more than 235,000 miles, including the Great Southern Capes contrary to the prevailing wind, most on engine-free boats, Lin's books have been credited with launching 50,000 dreams.
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