Sailing Totem: A Cruiser’s Guide to Trading in the South Pacific
Cruisers headed to French Polynesia and beyond can receive a lot by giving a little.
Cruisers headed to French Polynesia and beyond can receive a lot by giving a little.
When looking for sunscreens that are safe for your family and the environment, be sure to check the list of ingredients and research each product.
Behan Gifford’s and the Totem crew’s holiday visit with family in Arizona takes a surprising, happy turn.
Traveling by car from Mexico to California brought up memories of the many ports of entry we’ve entered under sail.
It’s not surprising for bluewater cruisers when people we met thousands of miles away or years before turn up in the same anchorage.
Who doesn’t want a new Leatherman?
There are safe and smart ways to enjoy observing and interacting with these often-feared and often-misunderstood creatures.
“Over the years, we’ve used a few different methods for marking our chain in order to know how much has played out as we set the hook.”
Picturing potential emergency situations and walking through them before they ever happen can be a great safety tool.
The crew aboard Totem looks into replacing their current lead-based battery bank with lithium.
On long voyages, short hops and in anchorages for the night or longer, knowing there’s another crew to hang with has its benefits.
The Giffords discuss strategies for keeping the varmints at bay, while also imaging a new and better galley aboard Totem.
Cruisers headed to French Polynesia and beyond can receive a lot by giving a little.
When looking for sunscreens that are safe for your family and the environment, be sure to check the list of ingredients and research each product.
Behan Gifford’s and the Totem crew’s holiday visit with family in Arizona takes a surprising, happy turn.
Traveling by car from Mexico to California brought up memories of the many ports of entry we’ve entered under sail.
It’s not surprising for bluewater cruisers when people we met thousands of miles away or years before turn up in the same anchorage.
Who doesn’t want a new Leatherman?
There are safe and smart ways to enjoy observing and interacting with these often-feared and often-misunderstood creatures.
“Over the years, we’ve used a few different methods for marking our chain in order to know how much has played out as we set the hook.”
Picturing potential emergency situations and walking through them before they ever happen can be a great safety tool.
The crew aboard Totem looks into replacing their current lead-based battery bank with lithium.
On long voyages, short hops and in anchorages for the night or longer, knowing there’s another crew to hang with has its benefits.
The Giffords discuss strategies for keeping the varmints at bay, while also imaging a new and better galley aboard Totem.
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