Boat Jumbles 2015 List
Here is the list for all the Boat Jumbles 2015 around the UK. Unless otherwise stated the jumbles start at 10:00 am and run until around 3:00 pm. The list will continue to be updated as more dates are confirmed.
Here is the list for all the Boat Jumbles 2015 around the UK. Unless otherwise stated the jumbles start at 10:00 am and run until around 3:00 pm. The list will continue to be updated as more dates are confirmed.
Here are just some of the November crewing posts from the Lovesail members. If you are interested in any of the posts then just log into your Lovesail account and click the “Crewing” link at the top of the page. If you are not a member of Lovesail yet then visit our home page and join this sailing community for dating, friendships and crewing opportunities.
Following on from our article Seasickness Remedies, here are some alternative seasickness remedies if you prefer a more natural approach to your health.
As the name suggests, a fair-weather sailor is someone who usually only goes sailing when the weather is good and they have plenty of time to enjoy the experience. Fairweather sailors are often looked down on by other sailors and accused of not being committed to sailing and the lifestyle that goes with it.
The Route du Rhum is a gruelling transatlantic solo race that sets off from St Malo, in Brittany, France and finishes in Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe, a distance of just over 3500 miles.
An annual offshore Malaysian sailing event, the Raja Muda Selangor International Regatta was first competed for in 1988. This offshore race is organised by the Royal Selangor Yacht Club together with the RORC and also forms part of the Asian Yachting Grand Prix Championships.
As a Paying Member of Lovesail members can keep blogs on their account. Here are a few examples of just a few of the Lovesail User Blogs that members have submitted…
If you suffer from seasickness whilst aboard a boat, it can be very debilitating to the extent that safety can be compromised. Some of the signs that you may be about to succumb are pale skin, cold sweat, dizziness, yawning, increased saliva production and hence increased swallowing, and lastly vomiting (obviously!). Here are a few seasickness remedies which may guard against this awful predicament.