Stars to Steer By: Celebrating the 20th century women who went to sea Collection_Women's History Month From Emily Dickinson’s morning dog

From Emily Dickinson’s morning dog walks by the shore

but also the ease and cost of movement over land and water

This picture shows the embarkation of Prince William of Orange and Princess Mary

Historic stories are interwoven with the author’s account of his own transatlantic passage aboard Saecwen in 1973

"Sean Goebel and I embarked on a mission to shoot a night hike up the Cable Route of Yosemite's incredible Half Dome

Stars to Steer By: Celebrating the 20th century women who went to sea Collection_Women's History Month From Emily Dickinson’s morning dogThe extraordinary stories of the fearless women who set their sights on the sea in an all male world, paving the way for the female sailing superstars of today. Gender issues are stark at sea. Historically a ship's crew is all male, and although vessels are referred to as 'she', women's contributions to sailing have been largely ignored, if not actively opposed. Today's sailing legends such as Tracy Edwards and Ellen MacArthur compete with men on