Look out – there’s a squall coming your way! Squalls can occur in any hemisphere as a sharp and sudden increase in wind speed. They’re often associated with oncoming changes in the weather like rain showers or thunderstorms and can also occur before snowstorms. Squalls provide a sustained increase in wind speed but may also have gusts of higher speeds within them.
At this time of year, it is traditional to cast our thoughts to the colonists who founded America. Although the story of pilgrims leaving Britain is well known it is sometimes difficult to imagine. However, in the county of Devon in the South West of England lies a beautiful small town called Dartmouth. Dartmouth nestles close to the open sea amongst the wooded green hills alongside the delightful River Dart. It remains a small but significant historic town of England and was an important trading port for nearly 900 years. In times gone by traders and sailors left Dartmouth to travel and explore the world.
Here are a few of the Winter Crewing Posts from Lovesail members. If you are interested then just log into your Lovesail account and visit the Crewing section.
For centuries the hammock has been utilized as a simple and efficient use of sleeping space below decks.
Here are a few of the Lovesail crewing posts summer 2016 from members of Lovesail. If you are interested in any of the posts then just log into your Lovesail account and click the Crewing Posts link for more details.
Learn to sail, take the helm, hone your skills, build your experience, crunch some hours and/or just relax and have fun with your friends aboard the 58-foot luxury sloop Excellence of Dart.
Here are a few of the Crewing Posts for April 2016 from some of the Lovesail members. Log into your Lovesail account to see more:
Here are some of the crewing posts March 2016 from the Lovesail Members. If you would like more details then please login to your Lovesail account and visit the Crewing Section.