CRUISING

Trying to reduce the amount of clothing you bring on a cruise is difficult, but necessary. I have finally discovered the perfect solution. Bring sleeveless, lightweight shirts that you can wear during the day for casual. Wash them in the sink with the shampoo body soap combination provided. They dry ...
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We bring a wedge when we travel. It's great for propping doors open so you can get your luggage into a room or cabin. It's also a security device to secure your door in hotel rooms. The best use of all on a cruise is for the balcony door to ...
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Fire Emergency Prevention: Never charge any electronic devices without someone maintaining a valid watch. Never charge electronic devices while sleeping. Never walk away from a lit stove, range, or grill. Always turn off propane solenoid to extinguish flame. When using the exterior grill, turn off propane at valve to extinguish ...
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Beyond lists of actions to take during a Man Overboard event; there are plenty of aspects to cover before you head out for a sail. Considerations from the handling characteristics of your vessel to protocol for crew to follow on board are worthy of examination and discussion. Prior planning is ...
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I'm loving putting all sorts of checklists in my cell phone notes section for quick reference. I think this list will get printed and taped to the cruise ship cabin mirror on upcoming cruise ship dive trips to make sure we don't leave anything important behind when departing the ship ...
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Since our household interests have a wide range; there's always a stack of recently-acquired books waiting for our attention. Here's what's on our bedside tables; some pretty deep topics! Under Pressure Bill handed this to me yesterday for my Winter Break reading. Early stocking stuffer! There's a reason this gift ...
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Fire Balls A very interesting substitute for outlawed Halon fire extinguishers is now on the market. They are dry powder "fire balls" that activate when they come in contact with a flame for several seconds. At that point, these automatically extinguish the fire. They can put out A, B, C, ...
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Ranger 25 Orientation and Guest Planning Goals: Meet USCG safety equipment requirements to ensure vessel is in compliance.Assess vessel for use in passenger trade, paying special attention to passenger safety and comfort. Noise, vibration, and engine smell are our three top considerations.Address owner’s concerns and priorities for client events. Video ...
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