“...liberty ran its fingers through my hair, reaching straight to my soul.” — Amy K. Sorrells Copy Share Image
“Just because I stay calm, doesn't mean that I have no wind in my sails.” — Anthony t hincks Copy Share Image
“A good shell has to have life and resiliency to get in harmony with the swing of the crew.” — Daniel James Brown Copy Share Image
“Read on and I will tell you what to do in the future to avoid getting smashed and find yourself with nothing… — John W. Trimmer Copy Share Image
“The boat was a type called an Optimist dinghy. It is a beginner's boat. If that little boat had been able to… — Margareta Magnusson Copy Share Image
“Whatever the water touched was riparian: that moist layer of air and rich earth along the shore was an Eden for many… — Brian K. Friesen Copy Share Image
“I grew to judge every purchase by how many bronze screws I could buy for the boat if I didn't spend on… — Lin Pardey Copy Share Image
“I have a hunch the world is darker than I could ever imagine and there is less reason for hope than I… — Brian K. Friesen Copy Share Image
“There was water and waves all around. They ran towered the shore, and made way for the boat as it ran through.… — Jesse Haubert Copy Share Image
“The river grew dark and on the boat a peaceful silence reigned. Some voices wafted over from the opposite bank and a… — Zdeněk Jirotka Copy Share Image
“The Vikings thought they were big shots because they had boats. You know how obnoxious people get when they own a boat.… — Colin Quinn Copy Share Image
“Don't stop and drift in the middle of the traffic lane, even if the fish are biting. The fish you catch might… — John W. Trimmer Copy Share Image
“The monster under my bed is pitchpoling. See, when you’re in heavy seas you always face the bow forward. Steer into the… — Kristy McGinnis Copy Share Image
“Like streamers on top of a sailboat indicating wind pattern changes, when long-term rates are lower than short-term rates, it's a telltale… — CFA Coreen T. Sol Copy Share Image
“Bridgetown lets me park the boat at the front door and then walk home.” — Anthony T. Hincks Copy Share Image
“the presence of an old salt aboard the Elizabeth Seaman was profoundly reassuring. “Iron men in wooden boats,” they were called, as… — Jennifer Egan Copy Share Image
“Ducking beneath the low-hanging limbs of giant trees, she churned slowly through thicket for more than a hundred yards, as easy turtles… — Delia Owens Copy Share Image
“Boating, my dear Mrs. Bedel, is the dullest of all things; don't you think so? Because a boat looks very pretty from… — Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu Copy Share Image
