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Jul 24, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 24, 2026 · Gilbert Park

    Racing dinghies vs motorboats: Who really has right of way? - Practical Boat Owner (opens the original)

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    Based on experience, Gilbert Park ponders what every motorboat owner should consider when sharing the water with dinghy racers Who has right of way? The COLREGS will always take precedence over Racing Rules. Credit: Gary Blake/Alamy Credit: Gary Blake/Alamy The BBC programme Saving Lives at Sea starts with these words: “We’re an island nation. Drawn to the sea that surrounds us. A playground for some, for others it’s where they make their living.” This article examines how racing dinghies and mo

  2. Article · Jul 7, 2026 · Gilbert Park

    How to make low-cost collision mat - Practical Boat Owner (opens the original)

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    Gilbert Park takes steps to prevent a sinking by making his own collision mat Reinforcing webbing was sewn onto the waterproof material of the collision mat. Credit: Gilbert Park Credit: Gilbert Park The Solent recently had two incidents where containers fell off cargo ships. One had containers full of bananas, which were blown up onto the coast making roads slippery; the other filled the beaches with sliced potatoes – a chip wreck. Humour aside, not all the containers have been recovered, and w

  3. Article · Jul 6, 2026 · Gilbert Park

    Buoycatcher Boat Crook Review: Is This The Ultimate Mooring Tool? - Practical Boat Owner (opens the original)

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    If you find mooring against high walls or picking up tricky loops stressful, the Buoycatcher Boat Crook might change everything The Buoycatcher Boat Crook going through a chain link - easy to go in and take out. Credit: Gilbert Park Credit: Gilbert Park When I tested the new Buoycatcher Boat Crook I wondered if it would be much better than the Buoycatcher Max, which I’ve been using since I tested it last year, for threading a warp through a mooring buoy ring. Both share certain similarities, bei

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