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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
Features:
THE EMMY CLASS - The rules governing New Zealand's M-class have been pushed to the limit over the past 70 years. But they're still flying across Waitemata Harbour. Robin Elliot reports
ELONA OF GUERNSEY - Robin Gates finds a 40-foot McGruer yawl outshining her modern sisters in the Channel Islands. Plus tips for visitors to Guernsey
EAST COAST REPORT - Robert Simper and Den Phillips join a dazzling mixture of boats for 10 days' racing at Shotley. Plus we report from Robertson's of Woodbridge, a 111-year-old institution undergoing a revival
A SHINE ON KENTRA - Simon Lewis, French polisher par excellence, on achieving the perfect finish aboard Fife's cruising yacht
BUILDING A KAYAK - Who needs GRP when you can use duck and sliced shin-bones? Andrew Wright describes how he built his Greenland kayak
ESTONIAN BOATS - Saare Paat's low-cost, solid timber motor launches (top right) might worry their British competitors, but Robin Gates liked what he saw
LIFEBOAT VRAAD - Why did Captain Ole Brude sail across the Atlantic in an 18-foot egg? Aubrey Bush finds out
CRUISING WITH HOSHI - Everyone loves the Island Cruising Club's 70-foot Nicholson schooner Hoshi, says Keith Pritchard
Regulars:
EDITORIAL - Electronics for classics: a contradiction in terms?
TELL TALES - She's back! Lord Brab's Redwing, with a revolutionary gyro rig
LETTERS - Museum standards; Clyde talk
NEXT MONTH - A pocket-cruiser for everyman
CALENDAR - The big one: La Nioulargue
VIDEO OFFER - A new video from CB: building and sailing a Galway hooker
BOOKSHELF - Oughtred's guide; notes on Giles
SOURCES - Walker's trailing log; Tille/s hat
USEFUL ADDRESSES
SUBSCRIPTIONS
ARCHIVES - Get them while stocks last...
CHARTER & BROKERAGE - This month's Focus on Lateen moves to Spain with the 1841 Rafael Verdera. By Jainie Cowham
STERNPOST - Patricia O'Driscoll on why rats, pigs and clergymen are unlucky
THE EMMY CLASS - The rules governing New Zealand's M-class have been pushed to the limit over the past 70 years. But they're still flying across Waitemata Harbour. Robin Elliot reports
ELONA OF GUERNSEY - Robin Gates finds a 40-foot McGruer yawl outshining her modern sisters in the Channel Islands. Plus tips for visitors to Guernsey
EAST COAST REPORT - Robert Simper and Den Phillips join a dazzling mixture of boats for 10 days' racing at Shotley. Plus we report from Robertson's of Woodbridge, a 111-year-old institution undergoing a revival
A SHINE ON KENTRA - Simon Lewis, French polisher par excellence, on achieving the perfect finish aboard Fife's cruising yacht
BUILDING A KAYAK - Who needs GRP when you can use duck and sliced shin-bones? Andrew Wright describes how he built his Greenland kayak
ESTONIAN BOATS - Saare Paat's low-cost, solid timber motor launches (top right) might worry their British competitors, but Robin Gates liked what he saw
LIFEBOAT VRAAD - Why did Captain Ole Brude sail across the Atlantic in an 18-foot egg? Aubrey Bush finds out
CRUISING WITH HOSHI - Everyone loves the Island Cruising Club's 70-foot Nicholson schooner Hoshi, says Keith Pritchard
Regulars:
EDITORIAL - Electronics for classics: a contradiction in terms?
TELL TALES - She's back! Lord Brab's Redwing, with a revolutionary gyro rig
LETTERS - Museum standards; Clyde talk
NEXT MONTH - A pocket-cruiser for everyman
CALENDAR - The big one: La Nioulargue
VIDEO OFFER - A new video from CB: building and sailing a Galway hooker
BOOKSHELF - Oughtred's guide; notes on Giles
SOURCES - Walker's trailing log; Tille/s hat
USEFUL ADDRESSES
SUBSCRIPTIONS
ARCHIVES - Get them while stocks last...
CHARTER & BROKERAGE - This month's Focus on Lateen moves to Spain with the 1841 Rafael Verdera. By Jainie Cowham
STERNPOST - Patricia O'Driscoll on why rats, pigs and clergymen are unlucky
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