I know........there is bound to be something I've missed off. Charts, navigation equipment, it is all there somewhere!
8 years ago
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About Me
- steve
- A welshman displaced to wonderful Plymouth in SW England; a novice sailor, motorhomer and boat builder with a passion for all things to do with the sea. Follow my journey as I learn to sail Arwen, grappling with charts, tide tables and passage planning so that I can become 'a dinghy cruiser' And by the way, just occasionally, little snippets about our travels and adventures. Subscribe on this blog and at www.youtube.com/c/plymouthwelshboy for videos about dinghy cruising. I look forward to hearing your comments, tips and thoughts.
My Blog List
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Bill’s Small Sailboats - The Future - Regular readers will be aware of the lack of recent articles. My custom for many years has been to post to my websites (no longer active) and to my ...
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Unusual launch - Poor photo which was taken pretty much at the end of range of my ancient iPhone, the bows which can just be made out, were almost square, presumably the ...
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The America's Cup in Barcelona - I haven't posted for a long time, but it's blog anniversary day and I've recently been in Barcelona where managed to see the America's Cup, so thought...
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Waves, water and wild places - The wind was rising and the Captain called for the t’gallants to be furled. Two of us ran down the leeward deck to get buntlines and clewlines ready. At th...5 months ago
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FOR SALE - Sailing Just For Fun: Rare opportunity to own wooden gaff cutter Shoal Waters. Owner retiring. New sails. Yard trailer. Spare original sails. Ghoster sail....
1 year ago
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6 comments:
It looks as though you've covered all eventualities (I'll avoid any mention of a kitchen sink), but did I miss books in your video? I recommend Patrick O'Brien's Aubrey series which you can read and read again, although I'll be surprised if you haven't come across them.
Have you got clingfilm and superglue for your first-aid kit? The former is sterile straight off the roll and keeps dressings on burns and scalds from sticking and you can see the healing progress. The latter is good for minor cuts (bringing the edges together)and broken nails(finger- and toe-!).
Have a busy summer!
Stuart
No, by all means mention kitchen sink - I agree - a serious declutter is needed. Books come and go and agree with your recommendations. I'm also an Alexander kent/Douglas Reeman fan as well; depending on how stressed I am feeling. I carry burn dressings and also steri strips although I have had superglue used on a head wound before now. all good tips Stuart - thanks
Great video and post . Very helpful indeed. I also have snorkeling gear among the rest.... but that's a Mediterranean thing ... :)
thanks Lorenzo - I have snorkel and mask in the grab bag but frankly I need a wetsuit on board as well before I venture into the chilly uk waters
Hello Steve , now you have all the time you need! Come visit us in southern France !
yes I do - and when things have settled down, I may well come visit beautiful south of France.......be worth a visit steve
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