Here are some of the latest crewing opportunities on Lovesail for this summer 2024. To view these in full and other crewing and sailing opportunities,
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Crewing Opportunities Spring 2024
Here are some of the latest crewing opportunities on Lovesail for this spring 2024. To view these in full and other crewing and sailing opportunities just log into your Lovesail account and go the Crewing Events section. If you are not a member of Lovesail yet then come and take a look at our friendly sailing community.
Ystävänpäivä
Ystävänpäivä (ys‧tä‧vän‧päi‧vä), holds a unique and cherished place in the cultural and social landscape of Finland. Unlike the typical celebration of romantic love that characterizes Valentine’s Day in many countries,
Sailing into Spring: Celebrating Imbolc on the Water
I don’t follow a particular religion but I do find myself drawn to the seasonal festivals celebrated by modern pagans as represented in the Pagan Wheel of the Year. I like these festivals because they celebrate a deep reverence for nature.
Harpooning Hearts: If Captain Ahab Wrote a Dating Profile
There was a lot of hilarity in the office today as we pondered what Captain Ahab would write in a dating profile if he was single and harpooning hearts instead of whales…
Takarabune: The Mythical Ship of Wealth and Good Fortune for the Japanese New Year
In Japanese folklore, Takarabune is a mythical ship that brings wealth and good fortune to those who believe in its power. The ship is said to visit ports and harbors on the first three days of the New Year, carrying seven lucky gods who bring wealth, longevity, success, and other blessings.
Deck the Hulls: Decorating Your Boat for the Festive Season
Decorating your boat for the festive season is a delightful way to spread holiday cheer on the water. It’s an opportunity to get creative, engage with the boating community, and add a little extra sparkle to the holidays. As you string up lights and hang ornaments, remember to prioritize safety and the environment and let your festive spirit shine.
Sedna: The Inuit Sea Goddess
We are venturing Northwards this week to the frigid realms. Sedna is a central figure in Inuit mythology, cherished among the indigenous Inuit people inhabiting the Arctic regions of North America, including Alaska, Canada, and Greenland.
Wind Spells
As we step into the month of October, drawing nearer to the eve of All Hallows, I thought it might be interesting to delve into ancient folklore from various cultures that share a deep connection with the sea.
Relationships and Communication
We’re spicing things up this week with a blog on skills that can help to improve and create positive relationships. Relationships and Communication. These skills include listening, showing appreciation and offering forgiveness. We will release a second blog around tips to de-stress relationships (which can never go amiss after a hard day’s sailing!).