From Bavaria With Love!
April 8, 2015
For most marine journalists, a boat show is a lot like a giant shopping expedition, except that you only fantasize about buying stuff…you don’t actually
For most marine journalists, a boat show is a lot like a giant shopping expedition, except that you only fantasize about buying stuff…you don’t actually
During the early ’90s, Colón, Panama, was a veritable den of cutthroats and thieves. Could a small band of Americans fly down there and liberate a brand-new 72-foot battlewagon—the Flagship of the Bertram fleet—from the decks of a mutinous freighter?
What it was like to be in Iraq with the men and women of the U.S. Coast Guard.
For most marine journalists, a boat show is a lot like a giant shopping expedition, except that you only fantasize about buying stuff…you don’t actually
If caught in unavoidably bad weather, get creative.
During the early ’90s, Colón, Panama, was a veritable den of cutthroats and thieves. Could a small band of Americans fly down there and liberate a brand-new 72-foot battlewagon—the Flagship of the Bertram fleet—from the decks of a mutinous freighter?
What it was like to be in Iraq with the men and women of the U.S. Coast Guard.
