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Darla Sue Dollman, BA, MFA, has expertise in classic films, the Old West, boating, and animals.

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Boat Safety & Maintenance

Boat safety and maintenance is probably the most important aspect of sailing and boating--learning to protect yourself and others while on the water. Learn from the experts, ask questions, leave comments--we'd love to hear from you on this very important topic!

Latest articles in Boat Safety & Maintenance

 Prevent Corrosion in Boat Light Fixtures

This article outlines easy procedures that any boater can do to provide long lasting corrosion protection for navigation and exterior lights.

Mar 1, 2011 – Michael Dulmage

Remove Rust Stains from Boat Stainless Steel and Gelcoat

Boat maintenance includes cleaning rusted stainless steel and surrounding gelcoat. Here is a simple process that does the work as you clean the boat.

Feb 24, 2011 – Michael Dulmage

Boating Tips for New Zealanders: Staying Safe on the Water

Recreational boating is an integral part of Kiwi lives. To remain safe on the water this summer, educate yourself on how to keep you and your family safe.

Jan 19, 2011 – Bridget Murray

Removing Algae from Boats

There are a few different tricks you can try when it comes to keeping your boat's hull clear of algae.

Jan 9, 2011 – Scott Calonico

Florida Personal Watercraft Rules Protect People, Land & Wildlife

A personal watercraft (PWC) operator is responsible for safe handling of his craft. PWC courtesy extends to area residents, campers, wildlife and boaters.

Sep 28, 2010 – Mary King

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