Start by finding a structurally sound boat and addressing common issues like soft decks, keel bolts, and steering through DIY repairs learned from online tutorials. Enroll in a sailing school and work toward a recognized certification such as ASA or RYA, gaining real-world practice through local courses and short trips until you’re confident as a skipper. Unless you're crazy and want to try to do it yourself like everyone else and learn the ropes. Plan your route—most often from ICW to Florida across the Gulf Stream—taking into account weather windows, navigation, and safety protocols to ensure a smooth and enjoyable passage to the Bahamas. :) Message us with any questions or subscribe/check out our channel!

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Watch the left side of the glacier there to see a chunk the size of a 747 come crashing down. @zack.calder

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TRAILER From Sailing Quarterly: Seamanship Vol. 2 Controlled, scientific tests of penetration and holding power of popular anchors in both sand and mud bottoms. Hal Sutphen and Gary Jobson explain crew overboard recovery techniques and review the equipment every boat should carry to increase crew safety. (603F) Buy the complete volume at https://youtu.be/a-99saxnhJY Also at... http://www.thesailingchannel.tv/seamanship-training-vol-2/ https://vimeo.com/ondemand/seamanship2

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Almost feels like magic! #woodworking #diy

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Disastro causato dalla mareggiata del 15 Maggio 2023 al porto di Cesena in località Gatteo a Mare. Un pontile si è staccato portando tutte le barche verso il mare in tempesta Video credit Roberto Ravaldini

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