The pandemic has shone a spotlight on our NHS, which celebrates its 73rd birthday today. Never in it’s 73 years has it been under such scrutiny and such pressure.
Here is a taster of just some of the crewing posts June 2021 that the members have posted. To view more log into your Lovesail account and click/tap on the Crewing and Sailing Events section. If you are not a member of Lovesail then come and take a look.We are a dating and social networking site for single sailors. Meet other like-minded sailing soul mates from around the world.
Gardening and boat are not two words you expect to see together, but with many sailors leaving the rat race behind and choosing to live aboard, self-sufficiency is the buzzword for this community.
We have a few boats for sale posted by our Lovesail members in the classified section. Here are a few that have been listed recently.
Here are just a few of the recent crewing opportunities for Spring 2021 that have been posted on Lovesail by the members. To see these and other log into your account and go the Sailing and Crewing Events Section.
Many countries celebrate Valentine’s Day. Whilst in the UK we tend to buy cards, flowers and chocolates for our Valentines, other countries have other Valentine’s Day traditions to show their love to their Valentine.
Here are some of the more unusual nautical terms used aboard a seafaring vessel.
A baggywrinkle is a material, often old or scrap rope, that is used to wrap around parts of the rigging or mooring lines to prevent chaffing.
There is great excitement tinged with sadness in our house this evening. My daughter, of nearly 23 years, is preparing to leave home to live in London!
Crewing Opportunities Winter 2020 – Here are a few of our top picks from the crewing section on Lovesail. If you are interested in any of the posts then log into your Lovesail account and either go to the crewing section or contact the member directly.
The 16th century paved the way for the East India Company, which would become one of the most notorious organizations in history. It was a hotbed of naval exploration. Our oceans belonged to Portugal and Spain, as they blazed trails through unchartered seas. Such was their dominance they agreed to split the world in half with the Treaty of Tordesillas, 1494.