Posted 17th February, 2012; written by jelly
Not only had the fitting frozen and broken, but the entire water supply to the pontoon was frozen solid.
Posted 8th February, 2012; written by jelly
Winter as a live aboard. The first in a new series of regular columns by jelly.
Posted 3rd February, 2012; written by Rob White
Naughty Gull Marine Graphics, a marine industry sign replication company, is proud to announce its short length remake service of multi-colour hull stripes for older boat and yachts that are being refurbished and cannot get the old stripes and origin
Posted 28th November, 2011; written by Bob Orrell
Are Marine Conservation Areas and Marine National Parks a good idea? Almost certainly but there is no freedom to roam at sea, so what are the implications?
Posted 24th November, 2011; written by Claire France
A sorry tale, with a happy ending)
Posted 23rd April, 2011; written by Rob White
Yachts and other boats up to 15 tonnes visiting Loch Goil's Carrick Castle can use the club's blue visitor's mooring buoys one cable north of the castle. Free WiFi available too!
Posted 1st February, 2011; written by Bob Orrell
Bob's thoughts about UK Marinas.
Posted 8th December, 2010; written by Bob Orrell
The pros and cons of amateur built boats.
Posted 4th December, 2010; written by Rob White
A new FREE magazine for liveaboards and anyone interested in life on the water..
Posted 1st December, 2010; written by jelly
Our first instalment from jelly. Sailor, writer and entrepreneur.
Posted 21st November, 2010; written by Bob Orrell
Another great article from our sailing expert and Author Bob Orrell
Posted 15th October, 2009; written by Rob White
A drunk skipper who had to be rescued when his boat ran aground on a beach has been fined £1,000.
Posted 14th December, 2008; written by Rob White
John Macbeth, a Scottish postgraduate student today took possession of his new home, Dunderave a 1965 South Coast One Design from the previous owner.
Posted 28th November, 2008; written by Claire France
Young couple JellyEllie and James have come up with an innovative way to finance their new boat/home.
Posted 31st October, 2008; written by Rob White
A 15 tonne visitor's mooring with pickup is now available at Carrick Castle, Loch Goil.
A brief intro to our contributors.
Brings wide ranging articles from the pen of a skilled wordsmith and sailing veteran.
jelly shares insights into the life and loves of a liveaboard writer, sailor and young entrepreneur.
Founder and former director of Western Horizon Yachts, Photographer, Web Techie, and reluctant blogger.
If you've viewed one of our boats in Scotland the chances are you have met Rob, our voice of experience and enthusiasm.