A gimbaled stove can take some getting used to. But every sailing cruiser who likes hot meals will rely on theirs. Here are some pro tips on using yours. And knowing when to not use yours.
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Cruisers Benefit from Doing New Things . . . Badly
Doing new things is part of the cruising life. But you’ll handle it much better if you can be comfortable doing new things badly.
The Power of Yes
How do you make the most of the cruising life? Just say yes. You won’t know what it leads to until you try.
🎧5 People on a 4-Person Boat
Where do you put 5 people on a 4 (maybe?) person boat? Here’s how we hosted 5 on our Bristol Channel Cutter.
Three Pairs of Shoes
Picking the right boat shoes is an important choice for cruisers. Dave and I each had 3 pairs of shoes on the boat. Here are our choices.
Mold and Mildew
Mold and mildew are the bane of every boat owner in hot, humid climates. But these tips will minimize the problem.
🎧How to Keep Track of Your Boat Stores
Keeping track of your boat stores is crucial–especially if you’re a weekend cruiser. Here’s a handy tool that will help.
Cruising with a Large Dog
Wondering how to go cruising with a big dog? What can you do to make it easier? Answers here from Pamela Douglas Webster, who cruises with Honey, a golden retriever.
Easy Passage Meals
Planning passage meals in advance makes for a happier journey. But one cruisers has a great idea to make it even easier.
🎧The DIYers Dilemma
Every DIYer has a dilemma–how do you choose between time, money, and quality?