“As the World Turns”Once Around the Planet, SlowlyBy Jim LeishmanDecember 2002 Boating Not many people would call a global circumnavigation in a 40′ boat “uneventful” or “easy”. But Jim Leishman

“Coming Home”After a seven-month circumnavigation, Nordhavn returns to CaliforniaBy Jim LeishmanOctober 2002 Sea The Atlantic and the Caribbean had proven to be friendly and easy oceans to cross. With fair trade

“Singapore to the Maldives” Around The World On A Nordhavn 40 By Staff Writer May 2002 Yachts International After a brief stay at Kosrae, the boat left for Singapore where

“Dana Point to Hawaii”Leg One of a voyage around the worldBy Jim LeishmanApril 2002 Sea On November 3, 2001, a Nordhavn 40 began a six month, 23,000-plus-mile circumnavigation of the

“Pacific Passage”By John WooldridgeMarch 2002 Motorboating A five-day transit of the Pacific Ocean’s wild western islands aboard a Nordhavn 40 on a round-the-world voyage brings both pleasures and perils. It

“California to Micronesia”Around The World On A Nordhavn 40By George Sass, Jr.March 2002 Yachts International As Tropical Depression number 31 tightened the noose around the small boat, Harlow steered back

“We Won’t Be Home for Dinner”Taking a really long cruise has become a lot more doableBy Duncan McIntoshMarch 2002 Sea The last time I wrote about how big a boat

“Around the World in a 40-footer”By Jim LeishmanFebruary 2002 Sea On November 3, a Nordhavn 40 began a six month, 23,000-plus-mile circumnavigation of the globe. At the helm was Jim