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Category: News from Women and Cruising contributorsNews from Women and Cruising contributors
In case you have been wondering, Women and Cruising has no corporate office. Our webmaster Sylvie works on the website and blog from her boat in the Caribbean. Our contributors usually send in their posts and articles from their boats, using wifi, a satellite phone, or a local internet cafe. I correspond with our contributors [...] News from Women and Cruising contributors
Throughout the month of November both Blue Water Sailing Magazine and The Cruising Compass is focusing on Fitting Out For World Cruising. The Cruising Compass interviewed Pam Wall, Outfitting Manager for West Marine. Pam is an accomplished sailor who has sailed around the world with her husband, Andy of Andrew Wall [...] News from Women and Cruising contributors
We asked Marcie … How are you doing with your French in French Polynesia? I took French in high school and university and I was really looking forward to speaking French again in French Polynesia. I got out my refresher books and studied mostly every day from Juan Fernandez, Chile to our arrival in the Iles [...] News from Women and Cruising contributors
News from Women and Cruising contributors
Cruisers give back, News from Women and Cruising contributors
 Cruiser Ellen Sanpere has been a terrific champion of volunteering as you cruise. She started the “Volunteering” section on the Women and Cruising Resources page. She worked with Fundamigos in Venezuela for a number of seasons. Now that she is hanging around in the Virgin Islands, she has been giving [...] News from Women and Cruising contributors
You can now read the the current installment of my Admiral’s Angle column in Latitudes & Attitudes Magazine — How We Choose Where We Cruise, Part Two – in the online version of the May 2009 issue of Latitudes and Attitudes. To read Part One of How We [...] News from Women and Cruising contributors
We’d like to post news from Women and Cruising contributors, so here is our first which was sent by Marcie Lynn of s/v Nine of Cups: "The passage from Chile to Iles Gambier, French Polynesia was, for the most part, pretty benign and without a doubt, the slowest passage in our sailing history. |
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