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Our move towards living on a boat probably gained momentum 9 years ago, when we moved to Cairns and our boys had grown up and left home. If we were to be serious about this, it was time to make decisions that would lead us here. So we worked our butts off both as employees, in our own businesses and buying, renovating and selling houses.
200 Nautical Terms and Sailing Phrases That Have Enriched The English Language
200 Nautical Terms and Sailing Phrases That Have Enriched The English Language This article is all about sailing terms that found new meaning. We have
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Gill Race Watch Review
Gill Race Watch Review The first thing you notice when you get your Gill Race Watch in the mail and free it from its post-pack
Best sailing watch in 2021
What makes the best sailing watch in 2021? The best sailing watch in 2021 is most likely going to be the watch that you are
Solar panels on a boat: is Victron worth it?
Solar power on a boat: easy, right? So you found this page because, 1 – you are starting your journey into installing solar on your
Lightning strikes and cruising yachts – best practice
Lightning strikes and cruising yacht First of all, let me say that a lightning strike on the water has a low probability. Saying this, when
How to anchor your sailboat
How to anchor your sailboat How to anchor your sailboat indeed… Easy, right? You have an anchor somewhere on the front of your boat and
Why use nautical miles and knots in sailing
Why use nautical miles and knots in sailing? We use nautical miles and knots in sailing because a nautical mile is based on the circumference
