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Maintaining a marine vessel is vital for safety, performance, and durability. However, with so much information, it can be challenging to...

When it comes to marine vessels, ensuring their seaworthiness is paramount. Seacocks and bonding systems are critical elements that...

Once upon a time (+25 years ago), I had a small sailboat of 24ft. An Achilles 24, to be exact. This craft was built in Wales, UK, by a...

It is an odd topic to focus on because it is highly underestimated and overly ignored. I do not profess to be super mechanical. I rate...

Following up with the theme of what a surveyor can not see but can only summarize or, although not meant to do, surveyors can speculate...

The tale of two buckets - part one. I am lucky. Well, at least I think I am. My current vocation intermingles with my other. Surveying...

There will always be a temptation to buy a broken boat or insurance write off that has the potential to become a vessel again purely...

In a previous blog, I wrote about a catamaran that I owned (in a partnership) and touched on a gained experience and a lesson learnt,...

Winch buddies - what a fantastic idea until the battery goes flat.

This was an actual headline in a well known UK newspaper. With the appropriate punctuation it can be read in many different ways, and as...

Alliteration, from 'my fair lady' would be apt if not so untrue. Hurricanes do happen, and last year during September 2019 the poor...

I subscribe to a boating magazine called 'Good Old Boat'. Recently they appealed for their readers to submit a favourite or funny boat...

the metal had bloomed with radiant colors but what had caused it?