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On-line subscriptions for Australian sailing magazines

by Rob Kothe on 23 Dec 2001
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Sailors around the world can now subscribe to the top Australian sailing magazines on-line.

Oversea sailors have been following our classic blue water ocean races in increasing numbers on the Internet, with Australia's own Sail-World.com one of the active sailing news sites in the world.

Now via the Internet, the sailing world will be focusing on Sydney Harbour for the Boxing Day start of the 57th Sydney to Hobart race and Leg Three of the Volvo Ocean race.

Sailors who want to discover more about the South Pacific sailing scene, where boats don't spend months of the year on the hard stands can subscribe to three of Australia's top sailing magazines online, via the Magazine subscription links on Sail-World.

We are pleased that Sail-World is bringing a wider audience to the Australian sailing scene.

Following is a January 2002 Contents listing for Australian Yachting, Australian Sailing and Cruising Helmsman.

Australian Yachting January 2002

East Coast Tide Chart - your tear out and keep guide to the sun, moon and tide times for Eastern Australia. Perfect for the holiday month of January.

Jim Murrant. The Getting of Wisdom - anyone who aspires to skippering a yacht offshore should be sure of their own abilities and those around them.

Yachting Legend: Jesse Martin - Australia's most famous 'round-the-world yachtsman talks about past, present and futiure escapades.

On The Road Again - the national trailer market is nothing if not turbulent. Mike O'Reilly recommends a few designs building a solid future on sound design principles.

And much, much more!


Australian Sailing January 2002


First pictures of the new Bethwaite 59er
The Leap - First users report on the new fittings and systems for the Laser class.
Be a Better Bowman - Typical foredeck techniques for offshore boats around the buoys.
A preview of the Australian Keel Boat Championships
Speed and Smarts - Tactics for the critical minutes after the start.

And much, much more


Cruising Helmsman January 2002

Bed-Sitter makeover - Jill knight tells how she has transformed Cooee's cockpit into a comfortable outdoor entertaining and sleeping area.

Strategies for the South Pacific - Don Gilchrist continues his weather series with suggestions for those tackling the South pacific.

Through-hull fittings - Hull fittings need regular TLC - and they can sink your boat if you don't give it to them! Terry Buddell gives some tips on essential maintenance and trouble-shooting.

Sex on the High Seas - Laura Hacker-Durbin gives her thoughts on how live-aboard cruising couples keep the romantic spark alive!

And much, much more

If you want to subscribe to any of these magazines, click on the subscribe buttons on the left hand side of Sail-World's pages and remember Australian dollars are worth only half that of American dollars, its not just Australian built sailing boats which are offering great value.

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