Tag: Nautical
Interested in Maritime History? San Francisco Maritime Park is a good place to visit if you’re in the area. Read More
Today is National Maritime Day, a day we honor the United States Merchant Marine. These mariners have dedicated themselves to protecting our freedoms, and have... Read More
Crows were kept on ships as an aid to navigation, and were kept high on a mast. Hence the origin of the term “Crow’s Nest”. Read More
Safety tip: Keep your bilge pumps in working order…. You never know when you may need them. Read More
SANTA BARBARA HARBOR NAUTICAL SWAP MEET Treasure Trove of Nautical Trinkets, Tackle and Things Saturday, May 14th from 8 am to Noon SANTA BARBARA, CA... Read More
The majority of boating accident drownings are the result of people not wearing life jackets. Be safe, assign and fit your vessel crew with life... Read More
[flickr id=”5688634489″ thumbnail=”medium” align=”left”] On Monday, May 2, 2011, the Santa Barbara Drydock’s era in the harbor came to an end. Read More
Yachting became an Olympic event at the 1896 Games in Greece. Read More
Roz Savage is always pushing at boundaries, and trying the nearly impossible. She’s an interesting and inspirational character. It’s my understanding that she had to... Read More
Spring is a good time for sailing…[flickr id=”5641792259″ thumbnail=”medium” align=”none”] Enjoy the season… Read More