Boating Safety App Announced
Newest BOATING SAFETY CHECKLIST APP Educates Boaters and Helps Keep Them Safe
Newest BOATING SAFETY CHECKLIST APP Educates Boaters and Helps Keep Them Safe
How can your oven help you weather a severe thunderstorm? By protecting your electronics. Read on to learn how.
The mighty deck winch is an underrated tool. Here’s how to use sailing winches as safely and efficiently as possible.
The 12th annual Women’s Sailing Conference presented by the National Women’s Sailing Association took place at the Corinthian Yacht Club in Marblehead, Massachusetts on a sunny Saturday, June 1. At breakfast and lunch meetings, participants swapped stories and resources. Then they dug in at several hands-on sessions.
The annual Women’s Sailing Conference attracts an energetic and diverse group eager to explore more.
The other day, Scott and I happened upon a roadside glass blowing studio. Yes. This place was – like so many other thriving businesses here – a modest shack on the side of the road with some compelling signage.
A look at how five families broke free and went cruising.
Know how to determine when your chainplates need service to keep your spar standing true.
Understanding the various types of anchor chain and the advantages—and disadvantages—of each will keep you linked in for the long haul.
To reduce confusion when pulling into your next picture-perfect anchorage, use a variety of colors to mark key lengths along your anchor rode.
If your boat’s bottom has years of paint buildup, it may be time for a smooth start.
Join the National Women’s Sailing Association at the 12th annual conference, June 1, in Marblehead, Massachusetts. Meet and share with other women who love sailing and want to challenge themselves by trying something new.
Newest BOATING SAFETY CHECKLIST APP Educates Boaters and Helps Keep Them Safe
How can your oven help you weather a severe thunderstorm? By protecting your electronics. Read on to learn how.
The mighty deck winch is an underrated tool. Here’s how to use sailing winches as safely and efficiently as possible.
The 12th annual Women’s Sailing Conference presented by the National Women’s Sailing Association took place at the Corinthian Yacht Club in Marblehead, Massachusetts on a sunny Saturday, June 1. At breakfast and lunch meetings, participants swapped stories and resources. Then they dug in at several hands-on sessions.
The annual Women’s Sailing Conference attracts an energetic and diverse group eager to explore more.
The other day, Scott and I happened upon a roadside glass blowing studio. Yes. This place was – like so many other thriving businesses here – a modest shack on the side of the road with some compelling signage.
A look at how five families broke free and went cruising.
Know how to determine when your chainplates need service to keep your spar standing true.
Understanding the various types of anchor chain and the advantages—and disadvantages—of each will keep you linked in for the long haul.
To reduce confusion when pulling into your next picture-perfect anchorage, use a variety of colors to mark key lengths along your anchor rode.
If your boat’s bottom has years of paint buildup, it may be time for a smooth start.
Join the National Women’s Sailing Association at the 12th annual conference, June 1, in Marblehead, Massachusetts. Meet and share with other women who love sailing and want to challenge themselves by trying something new.
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