Ah, September—as the first autumn leaves fall so do the hopes of every West Coast skipper dreaming of an endless summer. But despair not, for a new Pacific Yachting is out now, filled to the brim with blue sky scenery and your favourite nautical prose.
Dive into boatable ornithology. This month features the conclusion to Rick Hudson’s three-part series, Birding Around the Salish Sea. In this finale, Hudson introduces readers to some of the more unique and elusive birds that make the West Coast their home. He also includes a guide to Birding Hotspots to help you along your birding journey.
For anyone considering the liveaboard lifestyle, Isobella Lissel offers readers her own experience of taking the plunge in Splashdown. Lissel shares her introduction to sailing and the six-year journey that led to her and her husband Brad starting the adventure of a lifetime on Splash, a 1991 Hunter Passage 42.
Peter Robson fans have a lot to look forward to in the September issue. Not only does Robson investigate the stunning Scandinavian styling aboard the Nimbus 495 Flybridge, but he also takes readers on a walk through time with the history of BC’s own, Monaro Boats. Read all about Dan Parker’s legacy—and how his son, Brad, carries the torch—in Built to Last.
These stories are the perfect read during an end-of-season cruise or on a rainy day in the comfort of your home. Pick up your copy today to see what else awaits in the September issue of Pacific Yachting.
