Sailing inyourfootsteps.com

Consider your personal knowledge and experience for a moment.

1. You know the optimisations you have discovered on your boat and pitfalls and problems you have overcome and solved.

2. You know your favourite cruising routes that you would recommend and best routes between certain destinations.

3. You know your own port and favourite anchorages and the personal experience and the advice you would offer to a visitor.

All and any of these will be of enormous help to the next sailor following in your footsteps. Nothing is too small or too large to help. Click the ‘share’ button and you will be guided through your contribution.

If you have a passion for sailing and getting things done, contributing to inyourfootsteps.com is exciting. Why would you bury your skills and knowledge when they can shine benefiting people worldwide?

Our logic is simple. If a thousand people come here and leave just one thing, we are all a thousand times better off. By doing so we are giving back to the community that which we have drawn upon over the years.

By empowering the sailing community to help itself, we help get things done on boats, help people get out sailing, and help make it a more fulfilling and safer experience.

Remember all those boatmen that have helped you along the way? You can never pay them back: but you can pay them forward by contributing to inyourfootsteps.com.

"What we keep within ourselves - dies with us. What we do for others - is immortal"

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It is the combination of the simplified structure and the efficient tool set that makes inyourfootsteps.com unique, and the singular focus upon capturing the world of personal sailing experience.

This brings focus, ease and consistency to the experience transfer.

Thus in your footsteps .com enables both the seasoned and less knowledgeable sailor to efficiently and effectively have their needs fulfilled.

in your footsteps .com shares personal sailing experience and knowledge. It collects, structures and preserves individual contributions of practical insight; then makes it freely available to all who follow in our footsteps.

Every boatman personally knows three things.

1. Their personal boat experience - the optimisations, procedures, problems solved, tried-and-tested approaches discovered whilst handling vessels.

2. Their cruising routes regularly traveled.

3. Their first-hand knowledge of ports and anchorages – accessibility information, resources and advice.

These three pieces of experience we bring together and share. Boat experience is categorised under ‘boat, maintenance, comfort, handling, safety’, and their subsections. Routes and harbours commence around Ireland.