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Onne van der Wal was not happy with the refrigerator system on his 1986 Grand Banks 32, so he replaced it with a Sea Frost model.

When the original boiler on his 1986 Grand Banks 32 gives up the ghost, Onne is in for a nice surprise

Tenley van der Wal takes charge of the interior decorating aboard the 1986 Grand Banks 32 she owns with her nautical photographer husband, Onne van der Wal.

When a ship’s serviceable life ends, it usually gets sent to the shipbreaker, and that means the final ride is usually onto the beach

A pod of dolphins lead a new boat owner to spot a naked woman floating 3 miles off the California coast

At 417 feet long, the superyacht dwarfed everything around it after it was rolled out of the builder’s shed last week and placed on a barge

Preparing food for the animals at the nation’s oldest public marine aquarium is a gooey and entertaining process.

Saildrone Inc. and NOAA released the first video footage gathered by an uncrewed surface vehicle from inside a major hurricane

The duo crossed the water in 1 hour and 44 minutes, arriving with just 4 percent of power remaining and entering the Guinness Book of World Record

After six months of winter and spring labor, Onne and Tenley van der Wal launch their 1986 Grand Banks 32, Snow Goose

Onne van der Wal tackles the varnished cabin sole, one of the last refit jobs before launching his 1986 Grand Banks 32, Snow Goose

Onne gives a tour of his compact home workshop where he repairs and fabricates many of the components for the 1986 Grand Banks 32

After some experimentation, Onne paints the forward cabin on his 1986 Grand Banks 32

Onne replaces the old Vetus windlass with a Lofrans and the CQR anchor with a Mantus. A new rode and chain top off the package

The lens on the forward hatch of Onne van der Wal's 1986 Grand Banks 32 was crazed, so he put in a new Lewmar hatch

A Dutch shipyard squeezes a superyacht through the tiny canals and bridges of the Netherlands to get it to the sea

Onne turns to Propspeed to keep the propeller on his 1986 Grand Banks 32 free of marine growth

Onne van der Wal finds a cool little product to put wires through the deck of his Grand Banks 32 without causing leaks

Crewmembers of a transport ship jumped into the raging sea so a Norwegian helicopter’s rescue swimmer could pluck them out of the water

Onne and Tenley van der Wal sand the old teak deck on their 1986 Grand Banks 32 and give it new life

For the electronics on his Grand Banks 32, Onne gets a little help from his friends

A video shows free diving world record holder Alexey Molchanov as he breaks a very cold, deep record

Three common dolphins frolicked in the water near Brooklyn’s Greenpoint

Onne and Tenley upgrade the faucets and sinks in the head and galley