Quirky History is a funny, sideways glance at moments of British history, and would make a perfect gift for all ages, says Julia Jones
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Book Review: Crossing the Thames Estuary
Crossing the Thames Estuary is the definitive guide to navigating this stretch of water. A must read for East Coast sailors, says Julia Jones
Book Review: Voyage North
Voyage North is the last book in the Ransome-inspired Strong Winds series, and is a 21st -century classic of grown-up children’s literature
Meaco Junior dehumidifier tested and reviewed
Meaco DD8L Junior Dehumidifier Meaco DD8L Junior dehumidifier. Made in the UK, this desiccant model from Meaco has proved very popular among boat owners because of its light weight (6kg/13lb),…
Ufesa 10L dehumidifier tested and reviewed
Ufesa 10L dehumidifier A compact and lightweight model, the Ufesa 10L dehumidifier will fit into smaller spaces and fit easily on countertops. The supplied tube will allow you to leave…
Book review: Flight of the Shearwater
Flight of the Shearwater is the second volume in the Sturmtacher Trilogy and doesn't disappoint, says Julia Jones
Winter sailing gear: staying comfortable on the water
If you want to sail out of season then careful thought needs to be given about winter sailing gear. Rachael Sprot explains how to keep you and your boat comfortable
A rude awakening: one sailor confesses all
Yachting Monthly reader Helen Mortimer owns up and confesses her sailing sins. Submit yours at yachtingmonthly.com for a chance to win a new VHF radio
Golden Globe Race: Who will make it to Cape Town first?
The battle is on in the 2022 Golden Globe Race, with four boats chasing the leader, Simon Curwen as the fleet heads towards Cape Town
How to embrace social media sailing and share your stories
Storytelling remains integral to sailing lore and, in today’s digital world, establishing a social media presence is a great way to share cruising adventures with family, friends and other sailing…