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Category: Sailing Green Heather McCarthy has been sailing with her husband, Dan, and their three daughters, the “McMermaids” since 2011. They are currently cruising the Florida Keys, Dry Tortugas, and the Bahamas onboard s/v Jullanar. Here, Heather answers a few questions about how solar cooking has opened up a whole new suite of cruising food options for …Read more  Anne Patterson and her solar oven, in her ‘other galley’ (the SEA LADY foredeck) Three years ago on the Women and Cruising blog, Anne Patterson of sv Sea Lady wrote about cooking aboard with a solar oven. Her experience with the solar oven was so favorable, that when the company producing her …Read more  Marine Conservation is my passion and I have worked on ocean issues for decades learning a great deal along the way. Sally-Christine Rodgers with husband Randy Repass & their son, Kent-Harris. The oceans are in crisis and we who love them need to step up and be vocal in support of sustainable seafood, reducing Co2 emissions, …Read more  “You baked that? On your boat?? In a solar oven???” Whenever I present a double-layer homemade carrot cake like this one I’m sure to be met with incredulous guests. Most cruisers do little baking anyway, so I had them on “from scratch”. Trusting their culinary fortunes to the sun is a real stretch – no …Read more  From watching dolphins leaping at the bow, seeking companionship from a banking shearwater during lonely ocean watchers or flushing hundreds of tiny sparkling plankton down the loo(!), sailors are overwhelmingly in tune with the natural world.  Imagine this…You are one week out on a three week trip and you realize that funky odor is coming from your trash and there is no place to toss the bag and get it off the boat. Okay, I might be a bit obsessive about my trash and I admit it, but I come by it …Read more |
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