13 useful tips when provisioning for your next cruise.
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Watch Keeping
One of the very first questions that arises when the crew realise that not all of them can go to sleep during the night, is “who will be on watch and when?”.
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I’ve been a bit slack lately in posting photos, so here are some more photos of the other jobs that have been going on.
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More Helpers…
The Pilot House
Here are some photos of Yamoya’s pilot house. Glenn’s Mum & Dad came to stay for a couple of weeks and Dad helped with the very laborious task of fitting the hull lining in this part of the boat. Continue reading
Deck Watches and Ship’s Bells
Ever wondered what “8 bells, first dog watch” means?
Continue readingGalley starting to take shape
Here are some photos of Yamoya’s galley, from the start of the build to about half way through. Continue reading
Frank’s Photos
Designing Companion Way Steps
This post describes how to design steps for a boat. Continue reading
Yamoya’s Future Home
A lot of excitement in the household today! We’ve just secured a berth for Yamoya for after she is launched, at the new Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron Marina. Continue reading
Quick Update
It’s been awhile, but here are some recent photos of our progress. A lot of hard work has been going on, with significant help from Paul and Zivko. Continue reading
Safe in Harbour
“A ship in the harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for.” – William Shedd
Who’s ready to argue over $2.50
So there I was, standing at the checkout arguing with this 5 year old … Continue reading
Anyone for Dinner?
The base of the dinnette seat is installed, ready to be covered with ply. Continue reading
Leanne Marie
One day, around 1991, I noticed a big, green boat sitting on a small hill in Redland Bay. I went and said hello, and had the pleasure of making friends with Greg and Cheryl Vining.
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Sailing Songa 