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Monday, June 21, 2010
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Issuma: reaches Nova Scotia
Richard Hudson and crew on Issuma have reached Liverpool Bay, Nova Scotia, a lovely large harbor. It's a long way from Rio Plata, Argentina so I'm sure Richard is happy to be back in Canada. I expect there will be a stop over at Halifax. Steel ships need welders and craftsmen who know the material. Halifax is a likely spot for such things.
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Thursday, June 17, 2010
Reid Stowe returns after 1000 days
Cynicism is no where in sight as the wanderer returns. It is a wondrous thing that he did though the why will forever remain a mystery. Reid Stowe has returned after 1000 days at sea. Congratulations, Captain. Tugster was there

1000days.net
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Sunday, June 13, 2010
1000 days at sea: Reid Stowe set to return in triumph to New York
Reid Stowe is set to return to New York Thursday June 17 after three years at sea without making landfall. The past two years he has been single-handed after his pregnant crew Soanya left near Perth. His first day on terra firma will also be his first look at the son born to him and Soanya.
Reid's record, like others. is an inexplicable quest - though his ramblings posted on the internet have been a mighty effort to say why. The New Yorker also took a stab at it HERE.
That he is an awesome seaman there is no doubt. That he built the ship that carried him also impressive.
His story of the voyage of the schooner Anne is HERE.
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Issuma: bound for Nova Scotia
Richard Hudson and crew have passed through the Cape Cod Canal and are headed for Nova Scotia, and points north.
Their position report is here
Their position report is here
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Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Friday, June 4, 2010
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Top of the World: Paul, Denise & team summit Everest
Paul & Denise Fejtek and the Challenged Athletes Foundation team reached the summit of Mt. Everest. with them were 11 Sherpa climbers! All are back to safe ground now, they report here.
Monday, May 24, 2010
Bolero - City Island-built classic re-launched

In 1949 Henry Nevins of City Island built Bolero. the Sparkman & Stephens-designed 73 foot cedar/mahogany flagship of the New York Yacht Club won the Newport - Bermuda race six times. The yawl held the race elapsed time record until 1974.
The legendary boat has been extensively restored by Rockport Marine and re-launched last week. After sea trials it will return to racing at Newport, Rhode Island.
Image of Henry B. Nevins yacht builders courtesy of City Island Nautical Museum.
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