Browsing All Posts By George Day
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Boat Rat's Tip of the Week 0
How to Stay Fit Afloat
Everyone knows that a balanced diet and regular exercise are the pillars of maintaining a healthy lifestyle but it can be difficult to put that knowledge into action, ...
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Dock Talk 0
Volvo Ocean Race Update: Team Brunel Wins Leg 9, Dongfeng Leads Overall
Team Brunel has the momentum after another leg win, but the overall race lead goes to Dongfeng Race Team as the Volvo Ocean Race returns to Europe… Written by ...
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Dock Talk 0
Tonga Extends Visas for Visiting Yachts and Crews
Tonga is one of the South Pacific’s best and most friendly cruising grounds. If you are keeping a leisurely cruising schedule, yo can easily spend a whole season ...
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Dock Talk 0
Sailing Drones Roam the Seas Collecting Data
In March 2009, engineer Richard Jenkins broke the world land speed record for a wind-powered vehicle by sailing a bright green sailboat on wheels across a dried lake ...
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For the Hungry Crew 0
Simplest, Easiest Banana Bread Ever
If you have ever bought a large bunch of green bananas that is supposed to last a for a few weeks or so, you’ll know that there comes ...
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Mindbender 0
Mindbender
We have a guest Mindbender from Dana Dupar who wants to find out what symbols on her chart stand for. “I have a question for Mindbender, as ...
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Boat Rat's Tip of the Week 0
Emergency Flares: Which Type Are Best
We all must carry fares on board when we head out onto the water and there are several different types to choose from. Here’s an interesting discussion from ...
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Boat Reviews 0
Delphia 40.3
Built in Poland, the Delphia 40.3 is a classic cruising sloop that can be configured in many ways to suit each buyer’s needs The morning after the ...
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Tech Talk 0
B&G’s New Vulcan Instruments Explored
B&G is a venerable British firm now owned by Navico. Their marine instruments have long been favorites among offshore sailors, racers and savvy cruisers. The new Vulcan range ...
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Charter Chatter 0
Chartering in the Bahamas: Six Best Things to Do
The Bahamas have long been a popular destination for all kinds of travelers—including the cruise ship and resort crowd. But what if you prefer the slower pace of hidden ...
