Fun Paper Folding Ideas for Life On Board
What is Origami?
Origami is the traditional Japanese art of folding paper into shapes and sculptures. The word comes from ori, meaning folding, and kami, meaning paper.
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SS Richard Montgomery
Historical Background of the SS Richard Montgomery
Launched on the 15th June 1943, the SS Richard Montgomery was built during World War II as an American Liberty Ship.
Marine Mammals Research Association Expedition
Marine Mammals Research Association Expedition 2018
One of the Lovesail members, Indigo Blue, is lucky enough to be involved with the Marine Mammals Research Association Expedition next year. His yacht, Chance Discovery a Discovery 55, is used for the expedition trips which aim to study marine mammals, their main threats and possible ways to help protect their vulnerable world in the Mediterranean.
Boat Jumble Dates 2018
Boat Jumble Dates 2018
Here are the Boat Jumble Dates 2018 for the UK. If you want to add your boat jumble to this list then just send the date and location to admin@lovesail.com and we will add it to the list.
Lifting a Boat
Lifting a boat is a task that comes round periodically, often from the Autumn onwards. However, for those who have not done it before it may be a bit of a mystery. Here are an explanation and some tips.
The Cutty Sark
Britain’s Legendary Tea Clipper
Britain has a long and proud history as a great shipbuilding and seafaring nation. One of its most famous surviving ships is the tea clipper Cutty Sark.
Drake Passage
You may have heard of the Drake Passage, one of the most feared stretches of water in the world. Yet it is also one of the most remarkable. In fact, it is the only completely unhindered ocean passage on the planet.
Lovesail Review
Lovesail Review from DatingAdvice
Lovesail Review – The dating advice website DatingAdvice has given Lovesail a fabulous mention.
The Green Flash
The Green Flash: How to Spot This Rare Sunset Phenomenon
Even in February, sunsets can be some of the most beautiful of the year – crisp horizons, clear air, and longer evenings just around the corner. So next time you find yourself watching the sun sink below the sea, keep your eyes peeled for the green flash.
