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    How to Moor a yacht securely

    Oct 01, 2020 2 minutes

    hen it comes to tying up your boat, it helps to know which types of rope to use and how best to arrange them so you can leave your boat confident that she won’t come to any harm. At the bow and stern, perpendicular to the pontoon, are the two breast lines. These stop the boat

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