
John K. Fulweiler
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2 months ago |
windcheckmagazine.com | David Dellenbaugh |Chris Szepessy |Tom Darling |John K. Fulweiler
When you’re trying to catch other boats on a windward leg, the good news is that the fleet usually spreads out a lot on beats. If the wind changes very much in direction or velocity, this separation creates good passing opportunities. But the bad news is that the boats you’re trying to catch are all between you and the wind. This means you must constantly dodge wind shadows, especially when you are sailing toward the ‘favored’ side.
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2 months ago |
windcheckmagazine.com | Chris Szepessy |Vincent Pica |John K. Fulweiler
We have a long room in our house, the long side of which faces south. We try not to heat that room in the winter. The bummer is that my office is in this room. The other bummer is that there is a two-and-a-half-story house about 30 yards to the south.
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2 months ago |
windcheckmagazine.com | Chris Szepessy |John K. Fulweiler |Joe Cooper |Vincent Pica
Registration is now open for the 40th biennial Marblehead to Halifax Ocean Race, which will leave Marblehead Harbor on Sunday, July 6, 2025. First started in 1905, it is the oldest ocean race in North America. The 361-nautical mile race is sponsored by the Boston Yacht Club and the Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron.
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Nov 13, 2024 |
windcheckmagazine.com | Chris Szepessy |Joe Cooper |John K. Fulweiler |Tom Darling
To Whom It May Concern,Hello, my name is Heather Rose Tholen. I was given a vintage wooden Alden Yacht from a boat graveyard and I am restoring her in a four-year project. As I work on her, I wonder so much about the person who built her. I love studying history and I recognize this wooden yacht as a piece of art. Her name is the Miracle. I hope to train so that I can solo her across the Atlantic when I am done with her restoration.
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Sep 30, 2024 |
windcheckmagazine.com | Chris Szepessy |Benjamin Cesare |John K. Fulweiler |Joe Cooper
Larchmont Yacht Club in Larchmont, NY hosted the Shields Class National Championship from September 19-21, with twenty-two competing boats from as far away as Marion, MA and Monterey, CA. The maximum eight races were sailed in the three-day series. Co-skippers Reed Baer and John Burnham, representing Ida Lewis Yacht Club and Shields Fleet 9, won their fourth Shields Nationals.
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