Here are a few more thoughts on Radios
Last week I was involved in a salvage operation. A 30 foot twin outdrive sunk at her mooring in a short span of time. It was observed floating normally at 0600 and by 0930 she was on the bottom. Fortunately Read more…
There are several knots that every cruiser should know. The basic ones are as follows. There are many other useful knots that are worth knowing. Take some time and get a book or look these up on the internet and Read more…
It is often mentioned that when cruising your boat is your house and your dinghy is your car. You will use your dinghy to visit other cruisers, go to shore, set a stern anchor, go shopping, lug fuel, dispose of Read more…
BASIC ANCHORING The two most common anchors we would all be familiar with are the fluke anchor, (Danforth or Fortress), and a plow-style anchor, (CQR or Bruce). Fluke anchors, being flatter, are easier to store in an anchor locker. The Read more…