The author steers his Ericson 41 Windshadow toward far horizons in the Pacific during the 1970s. The classic Bruce King design had simple systems, enough space for a family liveaboard, but not so much sail area as to be unmanageable for a couple.
Questions arise at cruising seminars and it’s always encouraging when attendees provide the answers. In one such case, a young couple asked how much a good cruising boat would cost? A more seasoned old salt, hiding in the back row responded, “all you have to spend.” His wit sparked a lengthy discussion focused on why […]
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