With a great weather window presenting itself, who could resist a relaxing sail on Moreton Bay.

In the spirit of wanting to make life a little easier aboard Phoenix, it was well and truly time to install lazyjacks. A sailbag wasn't really on my radar, as i just didnt want all the extra fabric hanging from the boom(just a personal preference) i just wanted the simplest system possible.

I install an Ebay solar anchor light that switches on and off automatically, at sunset and sunrise. No more have to rush back to the anchorage to turn on your anchor light should you be ashore! https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/254708241023?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=705-154756-20017-0&ssspo=a1agzre9TCa&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=4MX4x-mzT4q&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

In this video I replace the old foam insert from the saloon table, which converts down to form the double bed.

Replacing my boats old carpet headliner. It was the original carpet headliner which was forever mouldy, and it was time for a permanent solution.

How to stop the inevitable invasion aboard your boat. Mould is a concern no matter where it occurs, and on a small sailboat it can feel like it's taking over your home. After having owned Phoenix for many years I think I've found the best solution so far.

My solution to creating more bench space in the galley aboard a small sailboat. Room is everything, and on a small boat you have to get creative to make the most out of every little space you have.

Sailing to horseshoe bay Peel Island

Cruising Captured takes to straddie with the Troopy

How to dock a 34ft yacht into a marina

Flying Over The Magnificent Currumbin Beach.

Spending a few days at one of my favourite spots.

I wake early, to catch the sun rising above a beautiful ocean.

A campfire chicken curry at Dux Anchorage on Sth. Stradbroke Island.

A peaceful morning at anchor.

An overnight stay at Currigee anchorage, off South Stradbroke Island.