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June 14, 2015June 14, 2015Lorraine Escher

Preparing for the galley: embracing the pressure cooker

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  • Freezing on a catamaran in Georgia
  • Washer/dryer retrofit on a St Francis 50 catamaran (psst – this is strictly under the table)

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  • Academic rigour and readiness: is it possible to homeschool kids on a boat to prepare for University?
  • Project management in the boat yard: the importance of setting expectations early
  • An unexpected visit to Aphrodite from the Secret-Santa Amazon fairy
  • Freezing on a catamaran in Georgia
  • Washer/dryer retrofit on a St Francis 50 catamaran (psst – this is strictly under the table)

Recent Comments

Mary Woodrow on Academic rigour and readiness:…
YukonJen on Academic rigour and readiness:…
deniselavigne on Academic rigour and readiness:…
Carolyn on Academic rigour and readiness:…
Mary Woodrow on Project management in the boat…

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  • caribbean
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  • Food allergies aboard
  • Four kids aboard
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