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Practical Boat newsletter archive

happens if cross the of a in contravention at least of the Regulations? You up in as Lt Wilson found month in hearing to why, during Week 2011, crossed so to the of tanker Knutsen as catch his on her anchor.

In December issue Practical Boat on sale we bring in-depth coverage this landmark from recently-retired chief examiner Stevens, and why it necessary to seven days court costs £100,000 establishing truth in case which MAIB declined investigate, citing absence of to be

If you the ads this time year, Christmas a time spend money, is why offering some advice on to save Our test proofing products be just you need get another life out those slightly oilskins — were surprised the wide in performance products, and up with clear recommendation is best.

Meanwhile, regular Barry Pickthall how he a nearly-new from a and got back on water for fraction of cost of new one, Davide Biondi manages to a polythene muffler and Martyn Langford how he a fortune his Westerly for osmosis carrying out of the parts of job himself.

To get flavour of work, visit online photo There’s plenty read over holidays, including interview with sailor Paul on how hopes his foiling catamaran could change face of and leisure a test a new from Dutch Winner and detailed guide the Orwell Stour rivers, for a of winter or maybe for planning year’s cruising.

David Harding a reader’s that is to make to windward new sails, on the boat we a few jobs which a big to her and make start on the mast.

Finally, if are looking a few gifts, don’t our gear including a of 11 designed for We put through their including a test to whether they really stand marine environment.

it this — you always get you pay With all and plenty don’t miss issue — don’t forget we have great deals subscriptions and subscriptions, both and digital. http://www.pbo.co.uk and ‘Subscribe’ for information.

David Pugh