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This is where we publish our boat related stories and articles, which range from world circumnavigation to rescue missions, humour and much, much more. So make yourself a coffee and settle yourself down to a good read.
Sell your boat in our next boat auction
Tuesday, 17 December 2013This is an online auction website for second hand boats, working in partnership with Boatshed.com. All transactions are fully secure, transparent and work under standard British Marine Federation guidelines. Auctions run from a Friday to Tuesday e...
Capibara Atlantic crossing: Day 18
Thursday, 05 December 2013Just over two weeks at sea and just about half way to Martinique.
Cruising abroad with your Dog
Tuesday, 12 November 2013With the new rules introduced in January 2012 it has made it much easier to travel with your UK dog abroad. We have two dogs, two Jack Russell crosses, both sisters Poppet and Gimble, now nearly 7 years old. They have done thousands of miles at se...
Why nobody goes cruising in the Canary Islands
Friday, 08 November 2013In Las Palmas we met a Danish cruiser, who lived on her boat in Las Palmas Marina. She had bought the boat in Spain six years earlier, had sailed it down to Las Palmas, and now the boat had never since been out of the marina.
The Softer Side of Boatshed - EPISODE 2
Tuesday, 29 October 2013You may remember a blog from just over a year ago about two special dogs that we have been sponsoring for some time from Dogs Trust (details of the previous blog can be found at the bottom of this page).
Snapshot on whats happening on Gosport waterfront today
Saturday, 26 October 2013With the weather forecast placing a certain amount of doom and curbing our sailing over the next few days with Storm Force 10 to violent storm 11 expected on the south coast UK...
SV Traversay III - North West passage/Unimak Pass
Saturday, 28 September 2013The weather forecast for the Unimak Pass section of the Aleutians was, we are told, typical for this time of year. Later in the year, it gets worse.
Boatshed support Anna Wardley ..... Is she a human fish ?
Wednesday, 25 September 2013Neil Chapman from Boatshed.com decides to sail around the Isle of Wight singled-handed to follow Anna Wardley as she becomes the THIRD PERSON EVER to swim 60 miles around this Island.
PSP Southampton Boat Show...What to see and do.
Tuesday, 10 September 2013Looking for a plan of what to see at the PSP Southampton Boatshow ?We asked Boatshow "Veteran" Neil Chapman of Boatshed what he would do and see this year.......
PSP Southampton Boat Show...STAND DO63
Monday, 09 September 2013PSP Southampton Boat Show...STAND DO63
SV Traversay III - North West passage/Cape Bathurst
Thursday, 05 September 2013One of the unusual features of this summer's ice situation is the movement of Beaufort Sea ice in a kind of clockwise gyre to clutter up the coast of Banks Island. On a bad day, it even extends across the mouth of Amundsen Gulf to Cape Bathurst an...
From the Galley - PROVOLONE CHEESE
Sunday, 25 August 2013Great food comes from Argentina and this is one of their traditional dishes served up before the BBQ.
Sandra from Ruby's Rascal whose native country is Argentina shared this recipe with me, found this cheese in a specialist Italian Deli near C...
From the Galley - MUNDY COURGETTE GRATIN
Sunday, 18 August 2013This recipe was created with cruising friends "Ruby's rascal" Sandra, Jessie & Curt whilst anchored off the castle ruins on Sherkin Island near Baltimore, West Ireland.
From the Galley - CAULIFLOWER CHEESE
Friday, 12 July 2013With the weather getting a little colder across Europe, a lovely warming dish to enjoy for a snack or a side on a cold day is Cauliflower cheese - a hit with all ages. The key to a great dish is fresh cauliflower, decent cheese and smoked baco...
Jeanne Socrates NEW WORLD RECORD: Non stop solo around the world
Tuesday, 09 July 2013Jeanne Socrates a long term friend of Boatshed, has just completed an unassisted solo non stop circumnavigation and has set two new world records.
From the Galley - BEETROOT SALAD
Sunday, 23 June 2013Beetroot is such a versatile and easy vegetable. I buy the packs of cooked beetroot as they last a long time and store them in the food locker.
This salad was really tasty and was served up with smoked mackerel and some Halloumi cheese as a su...
From the Galley - BEETROOT HUMMUS
Tuesday, 21 May 2013This is a great Dish to impress your fellow sailors when you invite them round for drinks on an anchorage, also it can be done really cheaply and there are so many variations you can make with chick peas, beans when you are on a long distance pas...
From the Galley - HURD's DEEP FRITTATA
Friday, 17 May 2013This dish is really a cross between the French dish Tartiflette, Spanish dish Tortilla and a Frittata. Called Hurd's Deep as I was making it one day when we saw a 35 foot basking shark off Alderney near Hurd's Deep Channel, so the names stuck ever...
Boatshed goes responsive
Monday, 13 May 2013Boatshed goes Responsive!
Today, nearly 30% of Boatshed's traffic is mobile. By the end of next year, this may exceed 50% Tablet sales are expected to exceed 100 million this year. Smartphones, of course, are also a hot commodity, with the ...
Two great Westerly yachts - just listed.
Thursday, 02 May 2013They say that good things come in twos. Well BoatshedPlymouth.com are very pleased to be able to offer two very well presented Westerly yachts which are both new on the market.
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