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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
REGULAR ITEMS:
Racing Logbook - Yet Another Transatlantic Challenge; the new Corum; A Kite of Many Colours ; Cape Horn Controversy - When is a Record not a Record?; SORC; Dubai Powerboat Race
Property Pages - Alexander Snow's International Guide to the best in waterside homes. This month: North Cove Yacht Harbour, New York; Palm Beach mansions; villa, bungalow and grange in England
Charter & Brokerage - In this month's News Pages: a mini passenger submarine; sailing cruise liners; nautical antiques; new yacht-the Trintella 70A; Ron Holland - author; new charts
FEATURES:
For Ever Endeavour - Adrian Morgan - Part one of the tale of Endeavour, the magnificent 1930s America's Cup J-boat. She was Britain's champion; then she was left to rot. This is the story of her rebirth
Tour de Forss - Cynthia Flanagan - 'Let's go to every extreme' was Victor Forss's thinking behind his revolutionary new 50-footer Carat. Four copies have already been ordered. What next, one-design 50-racing?
The Big Five-O - Adrian Morgan - Leaving the day-racers behind, we look at the ocean-crossing, world-girdling 50-footers. For those who choose to cruise, the choice of production 50s has never been better
A Riverside Residence - Alexander Snow - A view of the water, a marina berth for the boat. New Thameside developments are putting a new complexion on London living. Part one of our guide - the Docklands
Cape Horn & Mrs Creesy - Daniel Charles - Yachting's longest-standing record was set during the gold-rush, by Captain and Mrs Creesy in Flying Cloud. Now, at last, their New York - San Francisco run has been beaten
ON BOARD:
Mystique - David Pelly - Mystique lays claim to the title of 'fastest diesel-powered 50-metre superyacht in the world'. She is the latest creation by Bannenberg and Australians Phil Curran and Oceanfast
Luisamar V - Douglas Jones - Water-jet propelled Luisamar V features a number of unique innovations that make her one of the quietest and most efficient superyachts. All this and a stunning interior, too
Cover picture: Action from the 50-Foot Circuit on board the Frers 50 Renegade Photo: Guy Gurney
Racing Logbook - Yet Another Transatlantic Challenge; the new Corum; A Kite of Many Colours ; Cape Horn Controversy - When is a Record not a Record?; SORC; Dubai Powerboat Race
Property Pages - Alexander Snow's International Guide to the best in waterside homes. This month: North Cove Yacht Harbour, New York; Palm Beach mansions; villa, bungalow and grange in England
Charter & Brokerage - In this month's News Pages: a mini passenger submarine; sailing cruise liners; nautical antiques; new yacht-the Trintella 70A; Ron Holland - author; new charts
FEATURES:
For Ever Endeavour - Adrian Morgan - Part one of the tale of Endeavour, the magnificent 1930s America's Cup J-boat. She was Britain's champion; then she was left to rot. This is the story of her rebirth
Tour de Forss - Cynthia Flanagan - 'Let's go to every extreme' was Victor Forss's thinking behind his revolutionary new 50-footer Carat. Four copies have already been ordered. What next, one-design 50-racing?
The Big Five-O - Adrian Morgan - Leaving the day-racers behind, we look at the ocean-crossing, world-girdling 50-footers. For those who choose to cruise, the choice of production 50s has never been better
A Riverside Residence - Alexander Snow - A view of the water, a marina berth for the boat. New Thameside developments are putting a new complexion on London living. Part one of our guide - the Docklands
Cape Horn & Mrs Creesy - Daniel Charles - Yachting's longest-standing record was set during the gold-rush, by Captain and Mrs Creesy in Flying Cloud. Now, at last, their New York - San Francisco run has been beaten
ON BOARD:
Mystique - David Pelly - Mystique lays claim to the title of 'fastest diesel-powered 50-metre superyacht in the world'. She is the latest creation by Bannenberg and Australians Phil Curran and Oceanfast
Luisamar V - Douglas Jones - Water-jet propelled Luisamar V features a number of unique innovations that make her one of the quietest and most efficient superyachts. All this and a stunning interior, too
Cover picture: Action from the 50-Foot Circuit on board the Frers 50 Renegade Photo: Guy Gurney
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