LOOSE CANNON
Peter Swanson, Boatshed Neil, Genevieve JacobsUnique stories about boats, boating, builders and waterways
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 658 | Subscribers | Read | loosecannon.substack.com |
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Cuba Probably Didn't Want This Gunfight
This is a Pro Line 24, one possibility for the boat involved in the shootout. Is this the boat you would choose to take 10 men across the Florida Straits to Cuba?
That Time a Renowned Trawler Reached Hawaii, Just Not the Way Her Designers Intended
Coast Guard crew of the cutter Oliver Berry send the modern equivalent of a monkey fist and messenger line to the Coast Guard rescue team aboard Eden Bound, which had been adrift. (U.S. Coast Guard photo)
Fuel Fail Was 'Valuable Lesson Relearned,' Trawler Designer Says
Eden Bound in her prime. She was the first Cape Horn, built in 1997. (Photo courtesy of Peter Sever)
The BUI Field Test Video That Inspired a Florida Parody
“I’m down with Fish & Wildlife’s proposed new testing procedures,” said Michael Arrieta. “I know I can pass this one.”
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Authors
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Newspaper editor. Cruiser: Nova Scotia to Caribbean. Writer for boating magazines, specializing in Florida, Bahamas and Greater Antilles. Captain of excursion catamarans in the Dominican Republic. Delivery skipper. U.S. Coast Guard master's license.
Founder of Boatshed.com and sailor, plus I try to write stuff when I can :)
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