Our top tips for single sailors this festive season
Christmas and the festive season can be tough if you’re single. Feelings of isolation and loneliness are common around this time. Single sailors and liveaboards can find it particularly difficult.
Christmas and the festive season can be tough if you’re single. Feelings of isolation and loneliness are common around this time. Single sailors and liveaboards can find it particularly difficult.
Here are just some of the Winter crewing posts 2021 that the Lovesail members have posted. For more posts or to contact these members just log in to your Lovesail account and click on the Crewing and Sailing Events section. If you don’t have an account on Lovesail then come and take a look. We are a dating and social networking site for yachtsmen and women. Join our friendly sailing community for dating, friendships and crewing opportunities.
Here are just a few of the crewing opportunities October 2021 that have been posted on Lovesail. For more details log into your Lovesail account and go to the Crewing and Sailing Events section. If you are not a member of Lovesail yet then take a look at our site. We are the premier dating and social networking site for yachtsmen and yachtswomen.
Blistering Barnacles! The bane of many a seafarer, the humble barnacle may be small, but its impact is anything but.
Bread making doesn’t have to be complicated. Here are three easy recipes you can bake at home or in a galley — soda bread, olive rolls, and flatbreads. Quick, simple, and tasty, these recipes come recommended by sailing friends and the Lovesail community.
Many of the expressions we use without a second thought come from life at sea. Centuries of sailing have left their mark on English, and plenty of nautical terms still appear in our conversations today.Here are just a few. For more, see our related posts: Nautical Sayings and Their Origins, Nautical Terms, and Sailing Terms. … Read more
For decades, the London Boat Show was the highlight of the UK’s boating calendar. First held in the 1950s,
Every autumn, thoughts often turn to the Pilgrims who sailed from Britain in 1620 to begin a new life in America. The story of the Mayflower is well known, but it can feel distant
This post is the second in our two-part series exploring traditional sailor tattoos. If you haven’t already, you may like to start with Part I: Sailor Tattoos – Their History and Meanings.
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