Quote by René Char

“The strange thing about ships is despite them being crowded and stinky and at the mercy of Nature, most times they are like wooden…

— Louis Nowra

“Believe me, my young friend, there is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats.”

— Kenneth Grahame

“Your boat's not like to sink, I don't think. Boats only sink when I'm aboard.”

— George R.R. Martin

“Though the harbor is safe, ships were made to sail the sea. The same can be said for you and me.”

— Julie-Anne

“I asked him what he thought of the Great Lakes now. I'm surprised at how much seamanship is required to sail them. I always…

— Jerry Dennis

“A graveyard of boats, cloaked in the shadows of their storm-beaten sails, rest like long-forgotten tombstones on the edges of the docks.”

— Lee Kelly

“I looked at the images hanging on the walls, wanting to find those things in her pictures. My favorite was directly across from me:…

— Leesa Freeman

“Because he’s only a little boat looking for a harbor.”

— Arthur Miller

“The Sea has no shore. There is no Light in the West.”

— J.R.R. Tolkien

“There’s nothing––absolutely nothing––half so much worth doing as messing about in boats.”

— Kenneth Grahame

“On the water, I can see Sukey’s ships, dark cities of their own. They are objects I will never touch, places I will never…

— Hilary T. Smith

“There were no romantic ships passing in the night. It was more like dinghies in the dark: Awkward, slow and hard to handle, quickly…

— Candace Vianna