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This sailor's onboard office promises a commute you can cruise with. "Hands-On Sailor: Living Aboard" from our January 2012 issue.
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July 28, 201112 Handy Galley Gadgetsby Barbara SobocinskiThese tools will make your life as an onboard cook easier. And don't forget to share your favorites in our forum.Rating:0
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July 26, 2011Boat Shoppingby Jen BrettLooking for "the one" in a sea of fiberglass can be a daunting task, but it's still fun!Rating:0Related tags: Blog
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July 14, 2011Pets and Gardensby Jen BrettWhen living aboard a boat, sometimes there are things that you have to do without.
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July 8, 2011Choosing the Life Less Ordinaryby Jen BrettTaking a different tack isn't easy, but it's definitely worth it.Rating:0Related tags: Blog
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June 23, 201112 Ways to Conserve Cooking Fuelby Carolyn ShearlockTurn these tips into habits to save resources and money.Rating:0Related tags: Article | Ship's Systems
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June 23, 2011Maintaining Your Propane Systemby Wayne CanningA little attention can go a long way toward keeping your crew safe and your onboard gas appliances working like they should.Rating:0Related tags: Article | Ship's Systems
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June 3, 2011Five Ways to Conserve Propaneby Carolyn ShearlockIn addition to the tips listed in CW's July issue, these five hints can help you conserve your cooking fuel.Rating:5Related tags: Cooking
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June 2, 2011The Cruisers' Slow Cookerby Carolyn ShearlockWhen you are trying to limit cooking fuel use or time in the galley, a thermos can be your best friend.Rating:5
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April 28, 2011Buy More to Save!by Ben ZartmanWhether you need rope, resin, or fiberglass cloth, it’s always better—
and cheaper—to buy by the pound.Rating:0
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