'Can I sail the boat by myself?' (teaching children to sail)(includes information on sailing classes and organizations)(Family Sailing)

Article Abstract:

It is best to assume a low-profile, relaxed manner when teaching young children how to sail, and make learning a game. A good place to start is allowing the child to operate the tiller. One father's experiences teaching his six-year-old daughter to sail are recounted.

Study and teaching, Recreation, Directory, Sailing, Parent and child, Parent-child relations, Sailing schools

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Island on trial

Article Abstract:

The occurrence of two mysterious deaths in St. Vincent and Bequia in the Grenadines have raised questions regarding the safety of boaters in the said area. In both cases, the killers have remained at large.

Safety and security measures, Crime, Boats and boating, Boating, Boats, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

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