The courage to cruise

Article Abstract:

Departure for cruising takes courage regardless of a cruiser's age. There are cruisers in their age group of 50s or 60s, majority of them have lived successful lives as entrepreneurs or well paid professionals and they give up the comfort of retirement and the assurance of fast medical assistance for the passion of cruising.

Psychological aspects, Behavior

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Plumbing: Say good-bye to through-hull worries

Article Abstract:

The first bit of advice for cruisers considering an offshore passage is to know the boats through-hulls intimately. A properly designed and installed seacock installation will provide years of reliable service.

General services, Management dynamics, Practice, Maintenance and repair, Hulls (Naval architecture), Boats and boating, Boats, Cigarette boats

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