Sailing Safety
October 24th, 2008 | 
Author: Sailing is a wonderful hobby, but as with any sport it can be dangerous. From novices to the most experienced sailors, it’s vital that you’re safe on the water. With 54% of lifeboat services carried out for pleasure craft, you cannot afford to take risks on the water.
[Excellent article on sailing safety. Click read more to see the entire article.]
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