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What Can 75 Mile An Hour Winds Do?
As a sailing expert, I’m well aware of what conditions 75 mile an hour winds can do, especially when out at sea! Wind speeds that are 75 to 89 MPH are considered the beginning of hurricane-force winds, with trees being uprooted or broken, weak or open structures sustaining severe damage, good roofs losing shingles, and…
What Are The 7 Essential knot Tying Skills?
The 7 Essential Knot Tying Skills Every Sailor Needs to Master Sailing is an incredibly rewarding hobby and can be a great way to spend time with friends and family, however it is important that every sailor knows how to safely and securely tie knots on the boat. This article will provide an overview of…
Best Tide Chart App / Best Tide Table Chart App
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Why Is It Called “Reefing” a Sail?
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