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Goodbye For Now
The last regularly scheduled episode of The Boat Galley Podcast is a discussion between Nica and Carolyn on how cruising has changed. Summary Today's episode of The Boat Galley podcast is actually a…
Glass Fishing Floats - The ultimate treasure from the sea
Hunting for the elusive, Japanese glass fishing floats. Summary: Fishermen around the world use floats of some kind to keep their nets suspended in the ocean. Originally, floats were often wood or…
Catamaran or Monohull - Which is Better?
So, you've decided to buy a cruising boat. Congratulations! Which is the best fit for you? A catamaran or a monohull? Here are some thoughts from someone who has cruised on both. Summary Which is a…
Sloppy Joes, the Lentil Edition
A meat favorite gets a makeover aboard. Here's how to make a crowd-pleasing vegetarian version of a classic meat dish, perfect for a boat galley! Summary Although the crew of Calypso isn't…
The Hidden Costs When Buying a Boat
You may be tempted to stretch your budget to get a larger boat or more features. But wait. Have you considered the hidden costs you may pay when buying a boat? Summary When a friend started looking…
Celebrating Thanksgiving on a Boat
Thanksgiving when cruising can be challenging. Today I look at past celebrations aboard. Summary: Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. This year, however, we're 5000 miles away from home. It could…
How to Check in to a Marina
If you've never checked into a marina or mooring field before, how do you learn? Here are the procedures and best practices. Summary: When you're headed to a new marina or mooring field, prepare…
Who's Got the Crud?
Dealing with a sick crew member aboard. Here are a couple of ways to address illness on the boat. Summary: How do you manage if someone gets sick on the boat? The good news, based on my experience,…
How to Make Cruising More Pleasurable
Cruising offers many challenges. But it shouldn't feel like a slog. And if it does, maybe a few simple changes will make it more pleasurable. Summary All beginning cruisers look forward to the best…
Buying from the Ship in the Tuamotus
A Tuamotus shopping experience where the ship is a store. Buying directly from the supply ship in Takaroa was a lovely cruising lesson Summary Cruising offers opportunities to have many new…
DIY Tips for Making Boat Wiring Connections
If you make strong boat wiring connections the first time, you won't have to redo them later. Here are the best tips I've learned from years of doing wiring jobs on the boat. Summary: You won't find…
Pas De Suckage
For those picture perfect days that defy description . . . , Or how the unexpected joy of sailing in the Tuamotus leads to a new term. Summary Working on Calypso in the boatyard wasn't always fun.…
How Much Power to Run All Your Boat Gear?
Do you have enough power available to run all the equipment you want to use on your boat? Here are some simple calculations to ensure you have all the power you need, when you need it. Summary New…
Guest Books Aboard
How a blank book became a lovely way to remember guests who came aboard for a meal. Summary A guestbook is a great way to save memories of your cruise. But you can make it even more if you allow…
Briefing Boat Guests for Safety
Briefing boat guests will ensure everyone stays safe and comfortable aboard. If you are taking people out on your boat, a safety briefing is critical. Summary If you're taking guests out on your…
Creative Cabbage Uses for Cruisers
Cabbage is the ultimate cruiser vegetable with endless options. Here are 10 ways Nica uses cabbage on board. Summary Cabbage is a perfect vegetable for cruising. It stores well, is nutritious, and…
What to Ask Before Hauling Your Boat Out
You need to ask about more than price when you're hauling your boat out at a yard. These are some questions to ask to avoid being unhappy and unable to relaunch your vessel. Summary: You need to ask…
How to Make Homemade Yogurt on a Boat
In honor of episode 800, we revisit a favorite recipe from The Boat Galley Cookbook--homemade yogurt. All it takes is a few tools, a couple of ingredients, and some time. Try it! Summary I first…
Farmers Markets are Great for Cruisers
Farmers markets are a great provisioning option for cruisers. Produce is often fresher and less bruised. And if it hasn't been refrigerated, it will keep longer on your boat. Summary Farmers markets…
Redundancy in the Galley - The ABC's
Always Be (able to) Cook, that is. These are three kinds of spares to make sure you have aboard to be truly self-sufficient. Summary: Redundancy is a crucial aspect of being a self-sufficient…
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