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Variety is the spice of cruising

If you yearn for variety, fun and a modicum of challenge then the cruising life, as was graphically illustrated to us across our last 16 days of sailing, is for you.

Anchored at the bottom of Chesapeake Bay we awake to a bleak morning after a night of wind, rain, sleet, snow and finally a freeze. It would have been a misery if it hadn’t been for our insulated hull, double-glazed windows and a

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