So I have to apologize to my few readers for the lack of rigging and sailboat related blogs. I had to call in sick last week about Annapolis RiggerWednesday. Don’t fret however I have recovered and all blogs are a ‘GO’ starting Monday. Thank you for your follows and talk to you soon.

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Views from Aloft
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Views from Aloft

ByThe Rigging Company

An absolutely GORGEOUS day on the bay. This trip aloft was to retrieve a skyed main halyard and conduct a basic visual safety inspection. This was our first ‘Views from Aloft’ this year, taken last month on the Magothy River in beautiful Arnold Maryland. I have to say the Island Packet 38 is one of…

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Nordkapp To Stockholm…..

ByThe Rigging Company

…… in an inflatable 13′ catamaran. That all adds up to approx. 1350 NM and 45 days. I like that every day he ends with setting up camp and sleeping ashore. This might be the only way I could be talked into this…………on second thought, no, I could never be talked into this. Check out…

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The Crowhurst Scandal

ByThe Rigging Company

Here is a really unique story that has surely left an everlasting impression in yachting history… In October 1968 the Sunday Times sponsored the worlds first single handed around the world race, The Sunday Times Golden Globe Race. This is the race that helped make Sir Robin Knox Johnston the sailing legend he is today. This…

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Views From Aloft

ByThe Rigging Company

This was a spar finish and rigging package that we put together back in the summer of 2014. Originally this mast was an Annapolis Spars design (our previous employer). I love the way these masts were built. This is exactly how the top of a Pro Furl furler “Wrapstop” system should look when the sail…

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