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The previous header photo was one of the late 1940's, 1950's hot molded Fairey Marine Fireflys being muscled upwind by a very inten...

Buchanan Collection Auckland Library The previous header photo was of the New Zealand Z class, affectionately known as the "Zeddie...

The previous header photo is of the Peanut class singlehander (in this case Peanut #1, Charlie Brown ), a plywood DIY dinghy designed by ...

The previous header photo was a design cartoon kicking around the Interwebs. There was no explanation attached but, if I engage in a bit ...

Before reading further I suggest you refer to this post for background . The previous header photo features 8 foot Jester dink racing on...

> The previous header photo was from a Sunday start at the 2011 Classic Moth Nationals . Unlike this year's crawling breeze, the 2...

The previous header photo was of a Flying Dutchman capsizing; the trapeze crew being flung off the gunwhale by the quickness of the capsi...

The Australian Historical 18's are just so damn photogenic, they keep cycling through my header photos.

The previous header photo was harvested from Facebook with little identification. A paddling canoe start from the late nineteenth century,...

Every once in a while, I'll string a couple of header photos into a themed post. Over the last two weeks, I've taken featured three...

The previous photo was of the start of the Everglades Challenge, the early spring jaunt for small craft (human or sail powered) down the We...

The previous header photo was of a Sunfish racing in the ocean off Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina in their 2018 World Championships. I...

The past header photo I decided to give some love to one of the new crop of singlehanders; the RS Aero. The header photo, lifted from th...

I started off the 2020 year with a header photo of (what else) Classic Moths racing in Sunday's early morning mist of last years Midwin...

The previous header photo to close out 2019 was of a dinghy (possibly a Wayfarer) and a vintage cruiser drifting in opposite directions...

Over the years, through several blog posts, Tweezerman has shown the Bermuda Fitted Dinghy a lot of love . They are just so damn photoge...

The previous header photo was of a pair of 110 keelboats bashing upwind back in the 1970's. The 110 was an odd-ball 1936 Ray Hunt de...

OTP = On the Plane (This was the name of the U.S. International 14 newsletter - not sure if it still is - probably not since newsletters ha...

The previous header photo is of the very pretty St. Lawrence Skiff; one of several racing classes I highlighted, over several posts, tha...

Ingrid Albaugh The previous header photo was taken as the fleet crawled upwind in the light air of the 2019 Classic Moth Nationals. T...