Safety at Sea: Mental Preparations Contribute to Positive Outcomes
Picturing potential emergency situations and walking through them before they ever happen can be a great safety tool.
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Picturing potential emergency situations and walking through them before they ever happen can be a great safety tool.
The crew aboard Totem looks into replacing their current lead-based battery bank with lithium.
On long voyages, short hops and in anchorages for the night or longer, knowing there’s another crew to hang with has its benefits.
The Giffords discuss strategies for keeping the varmints at bay, while also imaging a new and better galley aboard Totem.
The ongoing pandemic continues to create uncertainties for a sailing family, but COVID restrictions don’t stop them from visiting friends and relatives back in the States.
Sailing Totem The Sailing Totem blog chronicles the sailing life of the Gifford family and also offers tips and advice for new cruisers. Behan Gifford
Ah, the cruising life! While the rewards are awesome, the work is real. Sometimes, you have a bad day. That happened to us recently, so in the interest of keeping it real – we are FAR from infallible! – it is related below, in Jamie’s words.
Behan and the Totem crew take a medical emergency training class for cruising sailors.
The Totem crew discusses one of the less pleasant sides of cruising.
Since misery should be optional as a cruiser, the Totem crew has moved ashore while their boat has major work done in the yard.
Now that Totem is out of the water, the crew reflects on how the Coppercoat antifouling is holding up.
Life still happens, even when cruising. How do you handle routine medical care when far from home?
Picturing potential emergency situations and walking through them before they ever happen can be a great safety tool.
The crew aboard Totem looks into replacing their current lead-based battery bank with lithium.
On long voyages, short hops and in anchorages for the night or longer, knowing there’s another crew to hang with has its benefits.
The Giffords discuss strategies for keeping the varmints at bay, while also imaging a new and better galley aboard Totem.
The ongoing pandemic continues to create uncertainties for a sailing family, but COVID restrictions don’t stop them from visiting friends and relatives back in the States.
Sailing Totem The Sailing Totem blog chronicles the sailing life of the Gifford family and also offers tips and advice for new cruisers. Behan Gifford
Ah, the cruising life! While the rewards are awesome, the work is real. Sometimes, you have a bad day. That happened to us recently, so in the interest of keeping it real – we are FAR from infallible! – it is related below, in Jamie’s words.
Behan and the Totem crew take a medical emergency training class for cruising sailors.
The Totem crew discusses one of the less pleasant sides of cruising.
Since misery should be optional as a cruiser, the Totem crew has moved ashore while their boat has major work done in the yard.
Now that Totem is out of the water, the crew reflects on how the Coppercoat antifouling is holding up.
Life still happens, even when cruising. How do you handle routine medical care when far from home?
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