Links

Here are links to some of our favorite websites:

Sailing and Cruising Websites and Blogs:

• Caribbean 1500 Rally - We participated in this rally in 2006.
• Lagos Navigator's Net - Lagos, Portugal.
• Ocean Cruising Club - We were elected as members of the OCC in March 2008.
• Seven Seas Cruising Association - We belonged to this U.S.-based association from 2005-2009.
• s/v Aorangi - Website of friend Jayne who charters cruises aboard her Swan 47.
• s/v Moonstruck - Website of friends Alan and Joan and their Hylas 49.
• s/v Raven - Blog of friend Kevin on Lake Champlain and his Pacific Seacraft 34.
• s/v Wandering Dragon - Blog of friends Stephen and Anne and their Oyster 44.
• Tayana Owner's Group - This is a very active group of people who own Tayana sailboats.
• World Cruising Club, ARC Europe Rally - We participated in the 2007 Rally.

Weather:

• Caribbean Weather Center
• Met Office Europe
• National Hurricane Center
• NWS Ocean Prediction Center
• Meteorologia Italia (Italy)
• Poseidon Weather (Greece)
• Wetterzentrale (Europe)
• Wind guru
• Wind Finder

Tibetans:

• Jaling Tibetan Cultural Center - Baltimore, Maryland
• Rabten-Choeling Center - Le Mont-Pèlerin, Switzerland
• Rabten Foundation and Study Centers

Other Interests:

• Black Sea Commission - They helped us with our voyage around the Black Sea in 2010.
• Caribbean Environment Programme - We worked closely with this program in our past work and continue to support their efforts related to biodiversity conservation and reducing marine pollution in the Wider Caribbean.
• Community Forestry International - We serve on the board of this organization run by our friends Mark & Kate in California.
• Lake Champlain Basin Program - Lisa coordinated this program from 1990 - 1997.
• LakeNet - We are the co-founders of this world lakes network.
• Mediterranean Action Plan - Since we are currently sailing in the Mediterranean, we support the successful implementation of this action plan.
• Google Earth Oceans - Check out the very cool way Google Earth has filled the watery gaps with 3-D maps of the ocean floor.