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Small upgrades, big impact: The best new gear at Southampton Boat Show (opens the original)
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New products on display at September’s Southampton Boat Show The Southampton Boat Show 2022 is held at Mayflower Park While the towering luxury yachts and sleek hulls at Mayflower Park do tend to steal the spotlight, any seasoned boat owner knows the real magic often happens in the smaller tents and on the smaller stands. This year’s Southampton International Boat Show was packed with practical innovations, smart power upgrades, and clever space-saving electronics designed to make life afloat sm
Sailing the Plymouth area: 'We felt our way in over the shoaling flats and anchored in the evening light' (opens the original)
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Celebrating 100 years of the BBC Shipping Forecast, Jane Russell explores some special places by sailing in the Plymouth area Westwards from Berry Head, and pointing its toes out into the Atlantic, the Plymouth sea area stretches beyond Land’s End almost to the Isles of Scilly. It extends southwards to Tregastel and along the North Brittany coast to just south of L’Aber Ildut, continuing westwards offshore to well beyond Ouessant. These coastlines are first choice summer holiday destinations for
Why two headsails are better than one - Yachting Monthly (opens the original)
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What are the pros and cons of a double headsail rig? And what are the options to possibly convert from the usual sloop to a double headsail configuration? The vast majority of production sailing boats these days are rigged as sloops and fitted with a genoa on a furling system. Many older boats, from before the advent of the fractional rig and the International Measurement System (IMS), hark back to the early times of the IOR rule, with huge overlapping genoas. Endless expanses of sailcloth, labo
How to humanely keep rodents off your boat (opens the original)
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What are the most effective humane methods of keeping rodents off your boat? Chris Taylor explores the options Among the many things that keep a skipper awake at night, few are as unwelcome as the pitter-patter of tiny feet scurrying across the deck. Discovering paw prints and droppings in the butter the next morning only confirms the worst. Rodents are bad news for both crew and boat. They can transmit more than 35 diseases directly through bites, saliva, urine and faeces, or indirectly via par
How to protect your eyes, face, and skin at sea - Yachting Monthly (opens the original)
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The feeling of sun and wind on our faces is a magical part of sailing, but we need to take protecting our eyes and the skin around them seriously, says Richard Newsom The sea is a beautiful but harsh environment. It requires a variety of safety equipment to keep sailors safe. This is particularly true for those lucky enough to spend time in remote, sun-drenched shores. Vision is vital when sailing, and for the rest of our lives ashore, but our eyes are vulnerable to high intensity ultraviolet (U
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