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Take Me Sailing, Doc
2005 Edition
Sailors are a peculiar lot - different from other boaters. The pace of the sailor is slow and easy. Sailors tend to be self-sufficient, relying on their boat-handling skills to travel from here to there and back again, no matter the direction of the winds. The best sailors develop an acute feel for the elements of nature, being at one with wind and waves.
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Sunsets & Lighthouses || More Sailing with Doc || Sailing Terminology || Other SailorsDoc's Pirate Cruises || Connecticut Regional Sailing and Tourism Information
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"We are tied to the ocean,"
President Kennedy said in
1962 at a dinner celebrating
America's Cup.
"When we go back to the sea,
whether it is to sail or to watch it,
we are going back from whence we came..."
"The Sea is so Big,
My Boat is so Small"
~JFK~
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The Only Way I Can Bring You Sailing With Us
Is Here...On Your Computer.
I Hope You Can
Come Along Some Day.
Now Hoist That Jib!
~Rudyard Kipling
Some More Sailing Photos
SunsetsDoc, 
Sunset Over Flat Hammock Island |
Visit
"The Sea is so Big,
One ship sails east and another sails west
~ Ella Wheeler Wilcox
US Weather Radar Map
Morgan Point Lighthouse - A beautiful old lighthouse in our home port of Noank, inactive and now on the National Register of Historic Places.
Earth & Moon Viewer
Endeavour
Sailboats
West Marine
Soundings
Jacques-Yves Cousteau
I recommend you enjoy the beauty of Maine's Casco Bay and beyond.
Personalized captained sailing aboard a 37ft. center cockpit sloop!
Sail from Cundy's Harbor, Harpswell, Maine.
Sail in Maine
with
Captain Ken Brigham
Sail with Ken aboard the 37 foot center cockpit
sloop Symbion
Good Food, Great Views, Nice People, Romance, and Sailin'.
Ahhhhhhhh...... What more could you want?
The Captain's Watch
Bed and Breakfast and Sail Charter
at Cundy's Harbor in Harpswell, Maine.
Take a look at this place, and tell them I said hi!
Goddess of the Sea Cruises
Also from Maine, Captain Frank and his
private sailing adventures along the
rocky coast of Maine.
My Boat is so Small"
~JFK~
Click to See
Doc Floating Alone
With the self-same winds that blow.
Tis the set of the sail and not the gale
Which determines the way they go.
As the winds of the sea are the ways of fate
As we voyage along through life,
Tis the act of the soul that determines the goal,
And not the calm or the strife.
Mystic Seaport - the 18th & 19th Centuries come alive here, from tall ships to tall tales, this is "the museum of America and the Sea!"
Mystic Aquarium - the Institute for Exploration and the Challenge of the Deep, this fabulous facility is ideal for transient boaters.
Noank Tide Charts! - here's a great new link, compliments of MaineHarbors website featuring our local tide charts updated monthly.
Stonington Harbor Lighthouse Museum - just a hop, skip and jump Noank, you'll love this wonderful old light and the town, too!
US Coast Guard Museum - located just up the road a piece from Noank, this fantastic museum covers more than two centuries of service and is more than worth a visit!
USS Nautilus & Submarine Force Museum - a few miles west of Noank, this is the Navy's official submarine museum.
Live Mystic Seaport WebCam
Connecticut Tourism
"We're Full of Surprises"
See what the earth looks like from space
right now!
A page for
Endeavour owners.
SailNet is The Internet Sailing Community
Sailing Source
for Sailing on the Internet.
The Nation's Boating Newspaper!
"He is the best sailor who can steer within the fewest points of the wind, and exact a motive power out of the greatest obstacles."
- Henry David
Thoreau
"The reason I love the sea I cannot explain..."
1910-1997
Sailor
Jimmy Buffet's
MARGARITAVILLE
Radio Margaritaville
Tune in to some of the greatest music ever.
The big noise from paradise.
Visit the Seaport!
Historic Mystic Seaport
