Activity
Mon
Wed
Fri
Sun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
What is this?
Less
More

Owned by Boyd

Learn To Live Aboard

18 members • Free

Climb aboard and we'll show you the ropes and get you off the dock and onto your own boat safer, sooner and more enjoyably.

Memberships

The Ordinary Sailors

37 members • Free

Nautical Me!

23 members • Free

All Things Sailing

32 members • Free

oldmansailing

81 members • Free

Sail with confidence and fun

25 members • Free

Skoolers

173.5k members • Free

2 contributions to Nautical Me!
Spinnaker flying
Who else flys there spinnaker single handed? State weather Asymmetrical or Symmetrical.
1 like • May 19
I’ve only recently acquired an asymmetrical and sail single handed most of the time. Like anything new, it’s a learning curve, determining which routine is best and safest.
1 like • May 19
Footnote: and I’m tweaking these routines in very light conditions. 👍
⚓ 1) START HERE: Welcome Aboard + Crew Code
WELCOME ABOARD, SHIPMATE! — START HERE From the Founder of Nautical Me! — a community of sea-lovers, storytellers, makers, and modern-day mariners. Whether you’ve read every line of Hornblower…or you still replay Master and Commander at 2:00 AM just to hear the creak of the rigging…or you’re building a ship model and want to swap notes (and a cold beer) with folks who get it… Welcome. You’ve found your port. This isn’t a course. It’s a crew — a place to trade stories, share projects, plan charters, compare notes, laugh at the sea’s stubbornness, and celebrate the nautical life in all its forms. ⚓ Crew Code (Ship’s Articles): 1. Be shipshape. Treat the crew with respect. 2. Salty humor is welcome. Personal attacks go overboard. 3. Share experience, not lectures. “Here’s what worked for me…” beats sermons. 4. No doxxing. Keep privacy and safety in mind—share only what you’re comfortable with. 5. Give credit. If you share someone’s photo, quote, or idea—cite the source. 6. Keep it nautical. (We’re here for sea-lore, makers, mariners, and stories.) 7. Help new shipmates. Everyone was new once. Welcome aboard — your crew and your port. — Phil Wilson, Founder
0 likes • Apr 26
Over the next week or so, I'd love to see you over at my Skool Community. I'm currently tweaking furiously to get it to a point where I can publish, go live and start inviting people to join me.
1 like • Apr 27
@Phil Wilson Thanks Phil, that's all good advice. I'm still cleaning up a bunch of content and will move to the pricing phase soon. But I'm leaning towards giving it all away and just asking for an honesty system - people like my content, they can decide what they'd like to contribute.
1-2 of 2
Boyd Jackson
2
14points to level up
@boyd-jackson-5095
Learn To Live Aboard is a platform specifically for those wishing to follow their dreams of living aboard a boat.

Active 4d ago
Joined Apr 23, 2026
Global
Powered by