I’ve had to cut PVC for several galley projects and hated cutting it. Then I tried this saw. Four words say it all: HOT KNIFE THROUGH BUTTER.
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You CAN Take Your Recipes on Your Boat
Want all your family’s favorite recipes at hand on the boat? There’s lots of ways to take them!
SailorBags
Great bags that work! Tough, easy-to-clean and designed for use in the real world. My cooler bag is really impressive; the totes and duffles look good, too!
Selecting Vegetables for Boat Voyages – Lin Pardey
Lin Pardey explains how to select produce that will last the longest on a sea voyage in a video tour of a farmer’s market.
PB2 – Fantastic Powdered Peanut Butter for Boaters
PB2 has 1/3 the weight, 85% less fat, half the sodium, and one-quarter the calories of “low fat” peanut butter . . . but all the taste!
Cookbooks for Nook
Six of my favorite cookbooks are available for the Nook . . . and since they take no extra weight or storage space you can take a bunch!
Lin Pardey’s Mussel Chowder
Warm and tasty, mussel chowder is satisfying on a cool sailing day. A favorite recipe from voyaging sailor, Lin Pardey.
A Better Hanging Fruit Basket for Boats
Make your own hanging fruit basket that solves three big problems with the wire ones! Easy and inexpensive, too.
Six Tools for Easy Galley Clean Up
Cleaning up without a dishwasher can be a chore. But these six (inexpensive!) tools will make it a lot easier.
Blue Horizons
Blue Horizons isn’t a typical cruising book. There’s no how-to or travelogue. But if you want to know how voyaging makes you FEEL . . .