Power & Motoryacht

Living Inside Out

he wind and rain were relentless; the weather had us pinned down in the small coastal village of Oriental, North Carolina for days. With an intense cold front stalled over us, we had no window for departure in sight. A break in the rain did offer us the opportunity to open our boat and air things out a bit. It also brought out the locals who always seem to be curious about the transients passing

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