The Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation (RBFF) was honored today for innovative achievement by the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) and Boating Writers International (BWI) at the 70th annual Miami International Boat Show & Strictly Sail Miami. RBFF received an Honorable Mention in the 2011 Innovation Awards for its state-of-the-art Take Me Fishing Boat Ramp App.
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Mobile Boat Ramp Application Receives Honorable Mention at NMMA Awards
Posted in apps, boating, Fishing, Innovations, iPad, iPhone App, sailing, small boats, Technology, tagged android apps, awards, boat gear, boat show, Boat Shows, boating, fishing, iphone, marine industry, miami boat show, MIBS, NMMA, sailing, small boats, Technology on February 21, 2011 | 1 Comment »
BoatU.S. SmartPhone App for Android and iPhone – Available Now!
Posted in apps, boating, Environment, Safety & Security, sailing, small boats, Technology, Uncategorized, Vessel Lost, yacht, Yachting, tagged android app, app, boat gear, boating, BoatUS, Education, emergency assistance, environmental catastrophe, fishing, iphone, members, sailing, small boats, smartphone, Technology, towing, Yachting on February 15, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Get the App that revs up the fun factor in your boating lifestyle! Available now for iPhone and Android phones.
BoatUS – THE Boat Owners Association of the United States – knows boaters like to share with friends and family breathtaking cruising destinations, the hottest fishing holes, ‘uh oh’ grounding spots to avoid and best of all – their boats current location.
2010 Best Boating, Cruising, Travel Gear & Gift Guide
Posted in apps, boating blogs, Boating Gear, cruising, Green Gear, Innovations, iPad, iPhone App, Travel & Leisure, tagged 2010, boat gear, boating, boating gear, cruising, gifts, green gear, Holiday Shopping, iphone, sailing, small boats, Technology, travel gear, twenty-ten, world cruising, Yachting on December 3, 2010 | 2 Comments »
It’s that time of year again, when Your Cruising Editor reviews all her reviews for the BEST stuff your money can buy. And since we’re all doing some belt-tightening, I’ve included many HOT items that won’t make you part with BIG BOAT BUCKS!
Small Islands Can Offer Wondrous Things!
Posted in blogging, boating, botanical garden, cruising, Curacao, Den Paradera, Dinah Veeris, healing plants, herbal medicine, Herbology, Paraguiri Indians, sailing, tagged blogging, boating, boating blogs, botanical garden, cruising, Curacao, healing plants, herbal medicine, Paraguiri Indian, Sailboats, sailing, small boats on November 12, 2009 | 2 Comments »
November 10, 2009 Den Paradera I was just in Curaçao this past week for the Heineken Regatta and took a side-trip out to a very cool farm owned by a magical woman by the name of Dinah Veeris. Dinah Veeris is on a one-woman crusade to preserve traditional medicinal plants native to Curaçao. In the [...]
Finally! My Blog sets sail!
Posted in boating, cruising, offshore sailing, Sailboats, sailing, small boats, world cruising, yacht, Yachting, tagged baja ha ha, blog, boating, chesapeake bay, clipper ships, cruising, good old boat, offshore sailing, Sailboats, sailing, small boats, world cruising, yacht, Yachting on November 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Some 25 years later I took that great leap and joined a boat in the Baja Ha Ha Rally as crew. There I met my first mate and together we have sailed all the way to Florida, cruising for five years initially. Now we are in between boats, replenishing the cruising kitty and planning our next adventure.
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