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Galleyware Nesting Pan Set

Published on November 4, 2016; last updated on March 25, 2021 by Carolyn Shearlock

A great nesting pan set -- with numerous options as to number of pans and stainless/non-stick -- at a budget-friendly price!

A great nesting pan set — with numerous options as to number of pans and stainless/non-stick — at a budget-friendly price! [More] Galleyware Nesting Pan Set

A great nesting pan set -- with numerous options as to number of pans and stainless/non-stick -- at a budget-friendly price!

Boat Window Screens

Published on October 8, 2016; last updated on October 14, 2020 by Carolyn Shearlock

Waterline Design hatch and port screens are cost effective, simple to use, easy to stow — and they keep mosquitoes and no-see-ums out of the boat! [More] Boat Window Screens

Taleisin’s Tales

Published on September 10, 2016; last updated on June 10, 2020 by Carolyn Shearlock

New book by Lin Pardey — join them as they shake down the second boat they built — Taleisin — and then cruise her from California to New Zealand. [More] Taleisin’s Tales

Anchoring Bridle with a Mantus Chain Hook

Published on April 25, 2016; last updated on July 31, 2022 by Carolyn Shearlock

A bridle (or snubbers) is an essential part of the anchoring system. How ours are set up and why we use the Mantus Chain Hook (hint: it stays on!)

A bridle (or snubbers) is an essential part of the anchoring system. How ours are set up and why we use the Mantus Chain Hook (hint: it stays on!) [More] Anchoring Bridle with a Mantus Chain Hook

A bridle (or snubbers) is an essential part of the anchoring system. How ours are set up and why we use the Mantus Chain Hook (hint: it stays on!)

Ratcheting Box Wrenches

Published on April 18, 2016; last updated on September 30, 2022 by Carolyn Shearlock

No room to turn a wrench and not enough clearance for a socket? A ratcheting box wrench to the rescue!

No room to turn a wrench and not enough clearance for a socket? A ratcheting box wrench to the rescue! [More] Ratcheting Box Wrenches

No room to turn a wrench and not enough clearance for a socket? A ratcheting box wrench to the rescue!

Up the Mast

Published on April 15, 2016; last updated on January 12, 2023 by Carolyn Shearlock

If you have a sailboat, someday you'll have to go up the mast. The easiest gear we've found to use and some tips.

If you have a sailboat, someday you’ll have to go up the mast. The easiest gear we’ve found to use and some tips. [More] Up the Mast

Dry Bags

Published on March 14, 2016; last updated on June 30, 2021 by Carolyn Shearlock

Dry bags are almost essential gear in my book. We’ve never had water damage anything in the dinghy! [More] Dry Bags

How Are You Going To Eat Your Steak?

Published on March 7, 2016; last updated on January 15, 2023 by Carolyn Shearlock

Good steak knives that cut well and don't rust are invaluable if you eat meat. They don't have to cost a fortune!

Good steak knives that cut well and don’t rust are invaluable if you eat meat. They don’t have to cost a fortune! [More] How Are You Going To Eat Your Steak?

Good steak knives that cut well and don't rust are invaluable if you eat meat. They don't have to cost a fortune!

Cruising Boat Safety Gear: Water Intrusion

Published on February 26, 2016; last updated on January 12, 2023 by Carolyn Shearlock

Four items to stop water intrusions from a broken thru-hull or hole in the hull that every boater should carry in case of an emergency. [More] Cruising Boat Safety Gear: Water Intrusion

Bilge Alarm

Published on February 22, 2016; last updated on September 27, 2020 by Carolyn Shearlock

Would you know if water was filling your bilge BEFORE it got over the floorboards? The sooner you know, the better your chance of saving the boat. [More] Bilge Alarm

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