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Aboard Catamaran Zuri -by Our Very Able Crew, The Rainfords The Rainfords bought a catamaran, Persistence (sister ship to Zuri), from us in 2010. We
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Kanina Sailing School Business
Kanina, a Prout 45, was in yacht charter management service for 4 years prior to retiring to Texas where her owners eagerly awaited her arrival.
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Lady Katlo Sailing Catamaran Charter Business
UPDATE: As the owners moved on to their next entrepreneurial endeavor, Lady Katlo sold to a new owner. The below was written when the boat
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Feel The Magic Sailing Catamaran Charters
Mike and Micheala are originally from San Diego, California.They were referred to us by sailing friends of many years, Tony and Cleo, who own the
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Cruising Stories
Historic & Momentous Highlights of Our Travels
We have visited more than 118 countries, territories, and dependencies during our voyages, crossed several oceans, crisscrossed the Mediterranean Sea, Red Sea, Caribbean. On land,
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Guru Recipes
A Little South African Food History & Gurly Guru Recipes
I have traveled extensively and have adopted the flavors and recipes of other cultures, but my cooking is naturally still greatly influenced by my South
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Smoked Oyster Cheese Log
The Smoked Oyster Cheese Roll recipe is quite simply delicious and it looks really fancy even though it is rather simple to make! The smokey
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Cruising Stories
Sailing Destinations in America
This picture was taken at the southernmost point of the continental USA in the Florida Keys while sailing with friends on our Island Spirit 401,
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Guru Recipes
Grilled Leg of Lamb & Roasted Garlic
We love lamb but leg of lamb on the BBQ, stuffed full of garlic and rosemary is simply the best. This barbecued leg of lamb
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Traditional Hot Cross Buns for Easter
Easter is the holiest day on the Christian calendar, commemorating the day Christ rose from the dead after his crucifixion, symbolizing the spiritual resurrection of
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Guru Recipes
All Bran Rusks
What is a rusk? It is kind of like a biscotti but it’s a less sweet, more crunchy, less refined version of the biscotti. It’s
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Creamy Scalloped Potatoes
I had a bunch of people over for dinner last weekend and served skirt steak and scalloped potatoes with a green salad and crusty bread…simple
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Cruising Stories
St Helena Island, The Most Isolated Place on Earth
“St Helena: Robust Mooring Field now Available (21 January 2013)”. This headline from noonsite.com recently caught my eye. I was absolutely delighted to read this news because I
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Guru Recipes
Hot and Spicy Crab Dip
We spent quite a while in the Chesapeake in Maryland and fell in love with the famous steamed blue crabs there. We used to catch
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Trivia & Fun Facts
America’s Cup Trivia
1. The America’s Cup is the oldest active trophy in international sport, predating The Ashes and Modern Olympics by decades. It’s the hardest trophy in sport to win. Since
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Cruising Stories
New Year Resolutions
Happy New Year, Catamaran Guru readers (however belated)! We have not posted anything for a long while and I feel a little guilty but we
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Guru Recipes
Homemade Spiced Rum
When we first sailed to Madagascar in 1992, we quickly learned that rum is the drink of choice for all yachties. It is cheap, available
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Trivia: A History of Grog
From the earliest days of sail, men (and sailor girls) have had need of liquid during voyages. The most readily available were water and beer.
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