Here are a few of the crewing events in June 2019 that the Lovesail members have posted recently. For more details of these crewing events in June 2019 or other events just log into your account and click on the crewing section
Aureil is looking for one competent crew member to help on a one way trip to Portugal.
Of all my favourite sailing snacks, the one I will always try and pop into my bag is rocky road. It’s easy to make either at home or on the boat, and requires no baking, just a bit of gentle melting on the stove.
Sailing into the clear blue waters of Kingston Harbour, Port Royal comes quickly into view. Today, it’s hard to imagine that this quiet Caribbean village was once considered one of the largest and most infamous cities in the New World.
Nautical phrases are deeply embedded in everyday language, often used without a second thought. Many of these familiar expressions originated at sea centuries ago, born from the daily lives of sailors and the challenges of life aboard ship.
There has been a bit of a flurry of new crewing events and opportunities posted over the last week, so here is a rundown of just a few crewing events may 2019 the Lovesail members have added. For more opportunities then log into your Lovesail account and visit the crewing section:
This galley recipe – Red Flannel Hash originates from New England and the name refers to the red and white plaid cloth that is popular in that part of the world. It was traditionally a breakfast using up the leftovers from the previous evening’s meal and has many variations. The main ingredients are corned beef, potatoes and beetroot, yes beetroot. An unusual addition I hear you cry, but it works surprising well. The potatoes and corned beef will be a cheap staple on any provisioning list and because this is a left-overs recipe then you could add anything that needs using up in the galley. With the added bonus of being quick to make this is one of those one-pot recipes that will be used again and again.
Here a just a few of the crewing events for May 2019 that have been posted on the Lovesail crewing section. To find out more details of these and other events then log into your account and click on the Crewing and Sailing Events section. If you are not a member of Lovesail then do come and have a look at our friendly sailing community.
There was a time when it was difficult to find free wifi and we struggled to get online whilst out and about. I remember having to constantly seek out McDonalds whilst touring the US in an RV just so that I could download maps. Now you can’t go 10 yards without your phone searching for the next available public network. But how safe is public/free wifi?
