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7 Steps To Creating a Sailing Blog

July 23, 2018 2 Comments

When asked what are the Steps To Creating a Sailing Blog, you’d think there’d be a quick and straightforward answer but as with many things, the answer is ‘it depends on why you want a sailing blog and what you want to achieve by having one.’ In my five years of blogging about sailing the[Read More]

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Sailboat Maintenance Checklist

Sailboat Maintenance Checklist – 10 Critical Daily/Weekly Checks

November 14, 2017 7 Comments

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]

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Install Outboard Stabilizer Fins

How To Install Outboard Stabilizer Fins

June 6, 2017 4 Comments

Learn how to install outboard stabilizer fins to your outboard motor. Why? Stabilizer fins increase stability, allow for better gas mileage (average of 40%), help the dinghy to quickly plane at lower RPM, increase top-end speed and keep the bow lower at all speeds. (Video at the bottom of article) The only reason I can[Read More]

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Make Port Window Screens

How to make your own port screens and save 100’s of dollars!

May 16, 2017 7 Comments

Learning how to make port screens for your boat port windows isn’t difficult. Keeping mosquitoes outside is a necessity for sailing cruisers. After getting bitten alive, I decided to come up with a way to keep the little buggers out. The first line of defense for boaters wanting to avoid bug bites is to ensure that[Read More]

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Choosing A Marina

Choosing a Marina (How to avoid ‘bad’ marina’s)

May 2, 2017 1 Comment

When sailing into a marina for a short stay there’s few considerations to make. When making a marina a full-time or long-term hub, however, there’s loads of variables to contemplate. Choosing a marina is not as simple as it might first appear to be. There are good and bad marina’s – read this to make sure[Read More]

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Gelcoat Repair

Gelcoat Repair | Checklist & Video Instructions

April 4, 2017 4 Comments

A gelcoat repair on a boat can be inexpensive and easy. Here you’ll find step-by-step instructions and a video on how to use a gelcoat repair kit to make a nick, scratch or chip disappear. Gelcoat Repair Kit Instructions Clean the damaged area using acetone to eliminate dirt, grease and wax. Make sure to avoid[Read More]

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Sold up and sailed away

How we sold up and sailed away

March 21, 2017 Leave a Comment

Questions & Answers: How we sold up and sailed away. What sequence of events caused us to sell all our possessions and buy a yacht to sail around the world in? Watch the video. How we sold up and sailed away – Video Selling up and sailing away certainly isn’t for someone with a medium[Read More]

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Clean a boat water tank

How to clean boat water tank

February 28, 2017 5 Comments

With plans to sail to more remote places it was time to determine how to clean boat water tank. Neither my husband, Simon, nor I knew how to clean a boat water tank but we knew that we’d eventually want fresh clean water coming from it! The first step we took was to locate access[Read More]

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Boat Pillows

How to make or buy the best boat pillows

February 21, 2017 Leave a Comment

There are three key items to making or buying long-lasting boat pillows! 1. First of all, you’ll want to buy material that is durable. The atmosphere both inside and outside a boat requires strong, long-lasting, UV resistant, mold resistant, easy-to-clean material. On the easy-to-clean side of things, you’ll want pillow covers rather than full pillows. With[Read More]

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How to use a stovetop espresso maker

How to use a Stovetop Espresso Maker

February 7, 2017 10 Comments

What is the best way to get a fantastic tasting coffee while living or sailing on a boat? How can you ensure that when you’re anchored off a beautiful tropical island, your coffee cravings are not left wanting? The answer – learn how to use a stovetop espresso maker! (Video at bottom of the post) Without a[Read More]

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