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Amy Townsend

Amy Townsend

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Managing Editor, theensign.org

Raleigh

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Travel Food & Wine Hi FiAutomotive Aviation

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Wellness, gossip, celebrities

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Total articles 2

  • Transiting New York's Champlain Canal

    By Amy Townsend Verified| theensign.org@ In early August 2023, we traveled a portion of the Champlain Canal with Tena and Frank DeBaggis, starting from Coeymans, New York, on the Hudson River. The 60-mile-long Champlain Canal begins just north of Troy, New York, on the Hudson River and ends at the south end of Lake Champlain. The canal has 11 locks, numbered 1 through 12; lock 10 is nonexistent. Speed restrictions range from 5 to 45 mph, with many uncharted areas considered no-wake zones.

    By Amy Townsend Verified · theensign.org

    Dec. 14, 2023

  • Building and using a spring line cheater

    By Amy Townsend Verified| theensign.org@ Most of us operate from the same dock most of the time. We leave our lines on the dock and pick them up with a boat hook when we return from our day on the water. Spring lines make docking a lot easier. Get close enough to get a spring line on, give the boat a touch of power ahead, and when the boat settles into position, the rest of the lines can be picked up in an orderly but not rushed manner.

    By Amy Townsend Verified · theensign.org

    Dec. 23, 2020

  • Transiting New York's Champlain Canal

    By Amy Townsend Verified| theensign.org@ In early August 2023, we traveled a portion of the Champlain Canal with Tena and Frank DeBaggis, starting from Coeymans, New York, on the Hudson River. The 60-mile-long Champlain Canal begins just north of Troy, New York, on the Hudson River and ends at the south end of Lake Champlain. The canal has 11 locks, numbered 1 through 12; lock 10 is nonexistent. Speed restrictions range from 5 to 45 mph, with many uncharted areas considered no-wake zones.

    By Amy Townsend Verified · theensign.org

    Dec. 14, 2023

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Company Info

theensign.org

The Ensign magazine is a company based out of RALEIGH, NC, United States.

Raleigh, United States

+1 919-821-0892