Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • Yachting Monthly

    Labour for sail

    Apr 29, 2021 2 minutes

    This is how my crew-without-a-boat met a solo boat owner with little time and high maintenance costs and formed a solid friendship group, with mutual benefits.

    I’m relatively new to sailing, having first stepped onboard a yacht in my mid 40s, but I still marvel at the multitude of seemingly lone owners I see at

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from Yachting Monthly

    Yachting Monthly1 min read
    Reunion June 14-16
    Yachts built in the Cornish town of Looe are being invited to return home to celebrate the coastal town’s remarkable history of boatbuilding. The new event is being organised by the Looe-based Cornish Lugger Association, which has been staging bienni
    Yachting Monthly12 min read
    An Easier Way To Navigate
    When you first start to navigate it can seem complex and pretty nuanced, but in reality what you are doing falls into two overarching styles. The first style of navigation is to know exactly where you are all the time, so you can manoeuvre to get to
    Yachting Monthly7 min read
    Technical Ketch To Schooner
    People have asked why I decided to change a perfectly good ketch into a staysail schooner? It’s a reasonable question. The simple answer is that I always wanted a brigantine. Traditionally, a brigantine is a schooner with the foremast square-rigged a

    Related