| |
| HOME |
| About Tenaya |
| About Us |
| Latest Update |
| Logs from Current Year |
| Logs from Previous Years |
| Katie's View |
| Route Map |
| Links |
| Contact Us |
Interesting Links
|
Hallberg-Rassy and Related Sites The Hallberg-Rassy Owners Group on Yahoo HR Owners Association United Kingdom
Sailing/Cruising Information Seven Seas Cruising Association Beth Leonard and Evan Starzinger Detailed information and gorgeous photos The best (and free) Tide program: WXTides Also download the WVS maps from NOAA on the same website.
Education Mahina Expeditions Sailing and navigation training expeditions around the globe and offers offshore sailing seminars and boat consultation services American Sailing Association A lot of information about sailing, navigation, etc... Royal Yachting Association Info on RYA courses, safety, sailing abroad, technical, etc. John and Amanda Neal's discussion of preventing and treating seasickness Works great for us!
Other Cruising Websites Hands across the Sea Tom & Harriet are long time cruisers who have "adopted" schools in the Caribbean. We helped paint book shelves that Tom had built for a school in Dominica. See pictures. We returned the following year and with our daughter Corinne and partner Eric - both teachers- we helped build reading rooms. Dominica January 2010. Look at their site. They can always use donations of school supplies, books, etc. Sailing Yacht Regina A family with a sister ship of Tenaya and so much information - we used this site when ordering TENAYA On The Nose Bob and Liz on Yanina, a Warrior 35 and watched over Tenaya in Almerimar. See Bob's book of cruising stories illustrated with great cartoons Whoosh Jack Tyler's site with excellent information for Americans planning to cruise in Europe Aisling I Rick and Bonnie sailed from Halifax, Canada and were our neighbors in Almerimar, Spain winter 2007/2008 JimB's Sail Europe Detailed information on many cruising locations in Europe Soggy Paws Lots of information about Central and South America, including the following guide: Road Less Traveled Excellent information about cruising in Mexico. Well written, beautiful photos.
Bahia de Caraquez, Ecuador Cruiser's Handbook, 2009 The required paperwork and costs for cruising in the Galapagos
Discussion Forums Seven Seas Discussion Board Our favorite site for good information and helpful responses on cruising destinations Yachting & Boating World Forum British based with good discussions and a cruising section with good coverage of the Med. Cruisers Forum An active and informative forum. One of the best. Yanmar Marine Engine Discussion Forum Useful info for Yanmar owners
Weather Commanders' Weather This is the weather routing service we have used for crossing the Atlantic, sailing in the Caribbean, crossing the Pacific and for our circumnavigation of New Zealand. We think they are the best and highly recommend them. Mediterranean weather - German
Misc. Information NGA Maritime Safety Information Many publications can be downloaded, including sailing instructions for most areas of the world, sight reduction tables and more. All free!
|
| Reference Information | ||
I create a Passage Plan for each trip, using paper charts and pilot books. Then I enter the waypoints in the Chartplotter and double check the route on the electronic chart. We make log entries every hour when on passage. We have these pages printed and bound into 100 page books and then number the pages. A a 60 page description of cruising Europe for Americans from the Cruising Club of America
New Zealand Circumnavigation information
European Union rules for temporary importation of a non-EU yacht into EU waters
Boracol teak treatment website Restoring the shine to fiberglass
Check list for Hauling out/storage on the hard
Electronic Charts: Navionics Platinum
Paper Charts:
Other information: International Search and Rescue contacts US Coast Guard Search and Rescue contacts Manuals for Equipment installed on Tenaya
|
|
|
I really believe that the best way to help people and to reduce poverty is to promote small businesses. Micro Lending has proven to be one of the most successful ways to help those at the bottom of the economic ladder. There are great organizations around the world making these micro loans to local people. KIVA is really a great idea! It allows anyone to make small loans to someone in need. Take a look at their website.
ccc