Logbook: Out of Office
December 3, 2024
Reconnect on the water: Join Dan Harding as he explores Ft. Lauderdale, cruising with colleagues, discovering yachts, and embracing in-person connections.
Reconnect on the water: Join Dan Harding as he explores Ft. Lauderdale, cruising with colleagues, discovering yachts, and embracing in-person connections.
Discover the impact of Johnson’s “PO” Sea Horse outboard motor, which powered Allied advances across Europe in WWII, revolutionizing river crossings and pontoon bridges.
Michael Rybovich reveals how the brotherhood of real, venerable boatbuilders is in the fight of its life.
An intrepid young boater—and journalist—looks to up her game at an all female boating course.
Naval Architect Bill Prince offers his objective take on the Bayesian sinking off Sicily.
Life comes full circle when Dan Harding takes his parents to the Palm Beach boat show.
Pure electric won’t be ready for prime time for some time. Bill Prince weighs your options.
Some choose boats the are too big or too small. Bob Arrington offers wisdom on finding one that’s just right.
Dan Harding takes you behind the scenes at how (and why) we go behind the scenes.
Were I to ask you the first company to mass-produce a fiberglass powerboat, how might you answer? Boston Whaler or perhaps Hatteras? Nope, you’d be nearly a decade off.
Bill Prince and his son take stock of how one might make a life while making a living.
The passing of a dear old friend reminds Michael Rybovich why dogs are man’s best friend.
Sure, baseball is great, but is boating better? Bob Arrington makes his pitch.
The Granddaddy of all engine endurance tests happened in 1957. It’s still an almost unbelievable milestone today.
Remember the good ol’ days before helms turned into Playstations? Bill Prince does.
Reconnect on the water: Join Dan Harding as he explores Ft. Lauderdale, cruising with colleagues, discovering yachts, and embracing in-person connections.
Discover the impact of Johnson’s “PO” Sea Horse outboard motor, which powered Allied advances across Europe in WWII, revolutionizing river crossings and pontoon bridges.
Michael Rybovich reveals how the brotherhood of real, venerable boatbuilders is in the fight of its life.
An intrepid young boater—and journalist—looks to up her game at an all female boating course.
Naval Architect Bill Prince offers his objective take on the Bayesian sinking off Sicily.
Life comes full circle when Dan Harding takes his parents to the Palm Beach boat show.
Pure electric won’t be ready for prime time for some time. Bill Prince weighs your options.
Some choose boats the are too big or too small. Bob Arrington offers wisdom on finding one that’s just right.
Dan Harding takes you behind the scenes at how (and why) we go behind the scenes.
Were I to ask you the first company to mass-produce a fiberglass powerboat, how might you answer? Boston Whaler or perhaps Hatteras? Nope, you’d be nearly a decade off.
Bill Prince and his son take stock of how one might make a life while making a living.
The passing of a dear old friend reminds Michael Rybovich why dogs are man’s best friend.
Sure, baseball is great, but is boating better? Bob Arrington makes his pitch.
The Granddaddy of all engine endurance tests happened in 1957. It’s still an almost unbelievable milestone today.
Remember the good ol’ days before helms turned into Playstations? Bill Prince does.
