Snacks For Boating
January 17th, 2011 by admin
For your next boating trip, you may want to include snacks in your overall menu plan. This post has been moved to: http://www.easy-family-boating-recipes.com/
Cooking On A Boat
December 31st, 2010 by authorf
Cooking on a boat requires preparation and planning especially if your vessel has a small galley. The full article has been moved to: http://www.easy-family-boating-recipes.com/articles/cooking-on-a-boat
Menu Planning For Boating
December 31st, 2010 by authorf
When planning your next boating trip, a menu for meals on board is very helpful. The full article has been moved to: http://www.easy-family-boating-recipes.com/articles/menu-planning-for-boating
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Outboard Engines for Powerboats
November 7th, 2010 by admin
There are three kinds of powerboat engines. There is the inboard engine, the outboard engine and the outboard/inboard engine that is usually called an I/O engine. Deciding what type engine you will use on your powerboat is a decision that needs to addressed even before you ask ‘how fast it will go’ and how much [...]
Your Powerboat Needs
November 7th, 2010 by admin
You have always wanted to own a powerboat. You have no problem picturing yourself flying across the water in a very VERY fast powerboat, the wind in your face, the spray making little rainbows of colors…the green-eyed envy of your friends! You can just about taste the pure joy, can’t you? Take a step back [...]
Kayak Pender Island, Gulf Islands, British Columbia
October 8th, 2010 by admin
Both North Pender Island and South Pender present fantastic kayaking opportunities in fairly well shielded seas though there are some “dangerous” areas to be avoided in certain situations and based on your skill level. The Southern Gulf Islands possess some of the most fascinating island terrain within Canada and this combined along with the effortless [...]
What To Pack Before Boating
September 10th, 2010 by admin
Whenever someone goes out on a jog, hike, camp out, or picnic, there are always supplies that require to be brought. Similar rules go with boating, whether you are only staying on the ocean for a day, or if you are planning to be there for weeks. There are a couple essentials that you should [...]
Maple Bay Recreation, Cowichan Valley Tourism, Vancouver Island, Canada
September 8th, 2010 by admin
The attractive beachfront town of Maple Bay, positioned in a narrow inlet and surrounded by smooth, pebbled beaches, possesses a fine natural harbour that hosts boat activity all year long. Situated on Vancouver Island in the Cowichan Valley, Maple Bay is situated across from the biggest Gulf Island, Salt Spring Island. Arts and Culture Don’t [...]
Portland Island, Gulf Islands National Park Reserve, British Columbia, Canada
June 30th, 2010 by admin
British Columbia’s Portland Island is a favorite location in the Southern Gulf Islands for both boaters and kayakers. Portland Island is a great destination for a day trip or multi-day boating and camping activities with a pair of protected moorages and three campgrounds. First Nations people utilized Portland Island going back three thousand years as [...]
