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The Dream Goes On

For better or worse, this will be my last issue as Principal Editor of SAIL. The winds of change are such that, much as I enjoy writing about sailboats, I couldn’t not throw in a tack professionally to take advantage of the shift that came my way.

I confess, as I sit here staring at the. Summers we’d visit my grandparents in Marblehead, Massachusetts. The rest of the year, though, all I had was , that and a shelf full of sailing books, many of them published by as well.

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