Lifejackets and harnesses? The RORC Rules
There is no doubt that lifejackets have saved lives. That’s why some people say you should wear them at all times.
And they’re probably...
‘True’ Vs Technology: Adrian Morgan on Sailing Gadgets
Adrian's Monthly column muses on sailing with a dependence on technology, versus the old and 'true' way... looking up out of the cockpit.
When Technology...
How to moor your Classic Boat in the Mediterranean
By RICHARD HARE
In the Med, boats berth end-on to the quay, with the bow or stern tied to the quay, and the other end...
How Dorade won the 2013 Transpac
How did the 1930 yawl Dorade shake the sailing world by winning the Transpac in 2013? Can she win the current Bermuda race?
Article from...
Lifejackets for children: self-inflaters or closed-cell foam?
Cruising with children last summer we were made aware of the differences in junior lifejackets. We wanted lifejackets that could be worn comfortably on...
Masterclass for Running Aground: Dave Selby’s Expert Warning
Dave Selby's column advises that you don't need a masterclass for running aground - a good grounding will do fine.
No Need for a Running...
Salty Cravings: How literature inspires wanderlust
Adrian Morgan reflects on the power of books to inspire wanderlust
Call yourself Ishmael, if you really must go down to the sea again... it’s...
Beaching Legs
By RICHARD TOYNE
With more and more boats kept in marinas and lifted ashore in winter, beaching legs are becoming less common. They can, however,...
How to rescue team members who go overboard
It’s a nightmare scenario but also one we should be ready to face. Here, an RYA-qualified instructor discusses the options when a crew member...
How to sail without a vang: let twist be your friend
Columnist Adrian Morgan on sailing without a vang in his Vertue-class sloop Sally.
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