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Sept 22 2022 we ran aground after being adrift for 48hrs, we succumbed to hypothermia and fell asleep, we were rescued by the coast guard but lost our home :( this is us a week later salvaging what we could carry after a failed attempt to get it off the beach ourselves. #boating #washington #portangeles #dungeonessspit #yankee38 #shipwrecked #runaground #sailing #pugetsound

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Our March 27, 2022 edition of our Cooking and Provisioning Class. The members wanted to learn how to use up leftovers on their passages. We taught them frittatas and fried rice, along with basic provisioning principles, sanitation and knife skills.

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In Bocas del Toro, every encounter feels serendipitous, and meeting the charismatic and kind-hearted Italian, Maddalena, was no exception. As we chatted, she shared that the signature dish of her hometown in Lombardy is none other than the iconic Risotto alla Milanese with Ossobuco. While traditionally considered a winter dish in Italy, enjoying it in the Caribbean’s "winter" warmth of 24°C was a special treat. Imagine creamy, silky rice infused with rich homemade broth, the unmistakable aroma of saffron, refreshing white wine, and a generous sprinkle of authentic Parmigiano Reggiano (of course—what self-respecting Italian wouldn’t have Parmesan onboard, even in the Caribbean?). Paired with tender ossobuco, slow-cooked to perfection, this dish became an unforgettable memory. Maddalena also teased me with stories of other risotto variations, but those will have to wait for another day. If you’re a fan of Italian cuisine and global culinary adventures, save this post, and let’s bring a taste of Lombardy to your table!

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The cruising spinnaker, also called the cruising gennaker, is a perfect way to make cruising boats much more lively and fun. They are easily handled by a cruising couple and when combined with a dousing sock or a top-down roller furler, they are simple to raise and lower.

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The mast is installed on Aventura IV, the first Exploration 45 www.cornellsailing.com

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