harbour It looks like the The Mariners’ Museum is planning some events associated with the 100th anniversary of the infamous fate of the Titanic. The museum is located in Virginia, check out there website for event listing. Could be an interesting outing for folks who’ll be in the area.
Man, daughter rescued from burning, sinking boat on Lake Erie | cleveland.com.
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calsworld@wi.rr.com via GLSRF | 2012 Ghost Ships Festival. This sounds like fun for folks in the Wisconsin area….
Watertown Daily Times | Lighthouse beacon will shine. A little fun nautical news.
It should go without saying that all vehicles boats, cars, trucks, etc. need regular maintenance. That being said, it’s always a good idea to have a regular maintenance schedule for your vessel, and to inspect in before taking it out on the water.
Do you have a float plan? If you’re new to boating this is something you should get in the habit of doing. What’s a float plan you ask? Simply that boaters inform a friend or family member where they plan to go, the route they’re taking and the time they are expected to return. This … Read more
morrisdailyherald.com | Boater safety class is Saturday in Morris, Illinois. Here’s a boating safety class taking place tomorrow. We just found out about it. Today is the last day to sign up. Thought we’d pass this along for folks in the Morris, Illinois, area.
EPA Bans Sewage Discharge From Cruise Ships | Coastal Care. It’s not a question of protecting our environment, that’s a noble goal. It’s worth discussing, debating, and/or thinking about: how much regulation is too much? Balance is key in all things…
It’s Wednesday, which means it’s race day along the Santa Barbara harbor. If you’re in the area come on down and enjoy the races. They’re always fun to watch, and if you’ve got a camera with you, they’re fun to photograph too. It’s looking like it will be a nice spring day for the event.
The parking kiosks along the Santa Barbara Waterfront now accept credit cards. Just one more way to better serve the visiting public.