Two Sailing Rules That Have Saved Me

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Two rules worth remembering when sailing offshore: always take a reef at sunset, and never enter an unfamiliar anchorage at night without a GPS track. Preparing before darkness and changing conditions arrive can help you avoid unnecessary risks and make better decisions at sea.

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