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Where To Live Aboard – 13 Benefits To Liveaboard Anchorages

By Kim Brown | April 6, 2018 | 10 Comments
Where to live aboard

Are you interested in knowing where to live aboard on a boat (sail or motor)? Many liveaboard boaters start off by living in a marina. An alternative is to spend a season in an established live aboard anchorage.  This article will define what they are, what happens in a typical live aboard anchorage and why[Read More]

Sailboat Windlass Woes

By Kim Brown | January 29, 2018 | 4 Comments

As usual our plans to leave on a set date to sail off into the sunset didn’t work out. This time, we experienced sailboat windlass woes. Allow me to tell you what happened, how it happened and what we did to remedy the situation. Our intention was to leave Florida on the 28th of December[Read More]

Charleston Harbor Marina Review

By Kim Brown | December 11, 2017 | 4 Comments
Charleston Harbor Marina Review

Using my guide, Choosing A Marina – A Checklist For Finding The Best One, I’ve answered the first 25 out of 60 questions to give you a feel for the guide and why the collection of information is important before entering a marina for long term storage or as a liveaboard. Additionally, I created a[Read More]

Time To Set Sail

By Kim Brown | December 5, 2017 | 3 Comments

There comes a point where you can’t do anymore and I’ve about hit that point. I’ve provisioned, pre-made meals to cook from frozen, have cleaned and stowed away anything and everything that I could possible fit. Space has been freed up by clearing out the old and bringing in the necessities. It’s time to set[Read More]

Preparing to sail away from America

By Kim Brown | November 28, 2017 | 4 Comments

I’m not sure when we’ll leave land? It could be in a few days or a week. It’s 2:50am and I woke with a spinning mind. There are many things to consider and complete. Buying food is top of my list. Once we get back into the Caribbean, cereal is over $10 a box, wine[Read More]

Soon to be sailing away (again)

By Kim Brown | November 21, 2017 | 4 Comments

With the hurricane season finally drawing to a close, we are soon to be sailing away. Yippie! Over the past couple weeks, we returned from time away from the boat (we flew to England to see friends and family). Upon our return we put Britican back into the water, moved her to Charleston Harbor Marina and[Read More]

Sailboat Maintenance Checklist – 10 Critical Daily/Weekly Checks

By Kim Brown | November 14, 2017 | 7 Comments
Sailboat Maintenance Checklist

When your boat is stationary for any length of time – either at a marina or at anchor, if you’re going to be living on the boat and using the various systems there are several key things to keep an eye on. Below you’ll find a 10-step Sailboat Maintenance Checklist for routine mission-critical daily and/or[Read More]

Time Away From The Boat

By Kim Brown | November 6, 2017 | 1 Comment
Time away from the boat

It’s been 2 1/2 years since my family and I have left our sailboat, Britican. Although we don’t like time away from the boat we wanted to attend a wedding, catch up with family and friends and reunite our daughter with her British preschool buddies. Interestingly, even when life gets stressful on the boat or[Read More]

Liveaboard life – here’s what life is like living on a sailboat

By Kim Brown | October 24, 2017 | 1 Comment
Liveaboard Life

Within the past couple of weeks, liveaboard life has been awesome. We enjoyed the speed of 55 mph on a 420 Outrage Boston Whaler with 1400 HP outboards, got a drone donated to us by Patron Tim Ishii (and tested it out!), took Britican up a river to a boatyard for a haul out to[Read More]

10 Tips for Mosquitoes on Sailboat

By Kim Brown | October 15, 2017 | 1 Comment
Mosquito Control On A Sailboat

When living on a sailboat or enjoying long sailing vacations, mosquitos become an everyday problem. There are ways and means, however, to deal with mosquitoes on sailboat. Below lists 10 tips for sailors. Note: The video, highlighting everything in this article for the 10 tips for mosquito control on a sailboat is at the bottom[Read More]

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