Theresa Nicholson

Dec 4, 2024 | oceannavigator.com | Theresa Nicholson

Second vessel abandoned after taking on water. The Atlantic Rally for Cruisers community, along with the extended sailing community, is mourning the loss of Swedish sailor Dag Eresund, who was lost overboard from Volvo 70 racing yacht Ocean Breeze on Monday. A mayday call went out at 2:30 UTC on December 2 from Ocean Breeze, sailing approximately 1,300 nautical miles east of Bermuda in challenging conditions with winds gusting more than 30 knots. A search was initiated by the vessel.

Sep 4, 2024 | boatingnz.co.nz | Theresa Nicholson |Boating NZ

Rob Hamill wasn’t supposed to be in the water that day. Although he was tempted by the gentle cyan waves in the remote Thai anchorage, doctors had removed a carbuncle from his neck a few days prior and ordered him to stand down. But his three sons – Finn, Declan and Ivan – were knocking about in Ko Roc’s clear water, free-diving to impressive depths, pushing each other to new limits and generally giving each other the piss.

May 28, 2024 | cruisingworld.com | Theresa Nicholson |Bob Shepton |David Kushner |Susan G. Cole

The arrival of spring has us thinking about new adventures and distant horizons—and, along with that, the long to-do list we need to tackle to enable those ambitions. Why not take some time for yourself during this spring commissioning season to refuel your cruising passion with a great book? Whether your literary taste leans toward adventure, mystery, romance or food, we’ve got you covered.

Nov 2, 2023 | cruisingworld.com | Theresa Nicholson

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Oct 31, 2023 | cruisingworld.com | Theresa Nicholson

Special delivery: Sign up for the free Cruising World email newsletter. Subscribe to Cruising World magazine for $29 for 1 year and receive 3 bonus digital issues. When Jimmy Cornell set off with his young family in the 1970s on his first world voyage, there were no reference books for world cruisers. World Cruising Routes—which Cornell first published in 1987—was the type of book he wished he’d had. The only electronic navigation device he carried on board was a ­battery-operated depth sounder.