Power & Motoryacht

Throw the Line, Chuck

As you may know, I used to own a 32-foot Grand Banks trawler called , the precursor to the . The first was a fabulous little beauty. Once I’d purchased her, I resolved to deliver her myself from where she lay on the Sassafras River, southwest of Philadelphia, to her new home in Florida. I say ‘myself’ advisedly. At the time I figured I needed an

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Power & Motoryacht

Power & Motoryacht3 min read
Grady-White Canyon 386
In the boating world, you sometimes come across an “updated” model that offers little more than a new hull color or some other insignificant changes. The Grady-White Canyon 386 definitely does not fall into that category. While it’s built upon the co
Power & Motoryacht4 min read
Sun Powered, Coast Guard Approved
Former physics teacher David Borton has always taken an interest in two things: science and the water. Growing up, he spent a lot of his time on the lakes of New York’s Adirondacks and began earning his freshwater sea legs around the same time he lea
Power & Motoryacht4 min read
Four Winns TH36
I’ve had some great cruising experiences on power catamarans. Those trips introduced me to beautiful islands and were always aboard chartered boats—vessels that averaged 45 to 50 feet in length and stretched as wide as 21 feet. The beam felt tremendo

Related Books & Audiobooks