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	SV Mermaid Follow Robin Richardson Stout, the former editor of Living Aboard Magazine, as she sails into the great unknown.
	Moonsail.com The record of the dream, the plans, the journey, and Chris & Barb of the sailing vessel MoonSail, a 1993 Catalina/Morgan 38.
	Kewl Change Come along for my journey as I search for a boat and prepare to untie the lines and cruise to the Caribbean.
	Princess Aboard A.K.A. Amanda Fosdick wife of Digital Magazine Man Raymond Fosdick. Follow us on our 37′ Irwin CC as we embark on our adventures in cruising together and join the “Princess” as she gives tips, insight, and usually some funny stories about trying to maintain your femininity living aboard.
	SV Third Day The Boren Family are full-time liveaboard cruisers currently on their 4th year cruising Mexico on their 1977 Hudson Force 50.
	Windtraveler Unlike most sailing blogs – Windtraveler is not the name of our boat. Our boat’s name is “Rasmus” – but, because this blog started before we got our boat (cart before the horse?), we thought Windtraveler pretty appropriate for what we wanted to do (travel by wind) so we’re going to stick with it, confusing as it may be.
	SV Nellie Jo In June of 2012 my wife (Deena) and I purchased a 1975 Westsail 32 hull. She was named Misty Blue and was in a state of disrepair and generally just neglected. We have named her Nellie Jo in honor of my mother. Deena and I are planning to take off and sail into our retirement in about five years.
	Dreams of that “Last Affair” This blog is about the long journey and Dream to downsize our land based life (Done), purchase (Done) and outfit a solid sailboat (In Progress) and live on board in the Caribbean for a few years.
	Butterfly Adventures Follow Dan and Kelly Freeman as they sail their Slocum 43 around Mexico, preparing for the puddle jump in the future!
	Coastal Boating The boater’s resource for places to go and things to know.
	An Uncharted Life Aboard a Wooden Boat A beautiful blog written by Laura Spencer, detailing her first major journey aboard her traditionally-rigged wooden ketch, Annie Laurie. She is named for the old Scottish song written by a soldier a long time ago, as a proclamation of his love for his sweetheart back home.