AAC Is 20 Years Old
Reading Time: 6 minutesThe story of our two decades of writing and publishing about offshore voyaging.
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The Offshore Voyaging Reference Site
The story of our two decades of writing and publishing about offshore voyaging.
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The world seems messed up, but people are back out cruising and there are other good things to focus on.
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We have just installed a new site design, the product of two years of thinking, investigating and building. John shares our goals for the new design and details of what has changed.
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So what’s the best way to rig a boat, or the best hull design for offshore sailing, or the best place to mount electronics? There are no single best answers for any of that, but one thing for sure, lazy thinking and following the crowd does not yield good outcomes, or boats. John shares some tips on how to think about this stuff to arrive at the best solution for you.
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John agrees with most everything Matt wrote about buying a starter cruiser…except one thing.
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Colin is using his enforced time ashore to think about the greater cruising community and what the future may hold for us all.
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We pursue a technical vein here at AAC. But sometimes it’s nice to take a break from anchors and electrons. To that end, John is trying his hand at fiction.
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Are the gear awards given by panels of marine journalists useful and worth your time?
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The first of Colin’s voyaging articles on their 2018 season cruising Atlantic Canada.
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Many waterborne cruisers have thought about trying the land-based version. Matt, who has done a bunch of the later, explores the challenges and rewards.
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John takes a look at recent disturbing trends that could result in bad outcomes for us voyaging cruisers.
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After 20 years of full-time live-aboard cruising, John and Phyllis are making the transition to part-time voyaging. Phyllis shares how intense a transition this is.
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There are so many skills required to be a competent seaman. The trick to getting out there cruising is prioritizing the ones that really matter.
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Thinking smart, rather than lazy, can make all the difference when voyaging…and in life.
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I recently came across a video that asks adventurers how they define “adventure”, which made me think about how I define it. This is important—we call our business Attainable Adventure Cruising!
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