Christening a boat is a time-honored tradition that mariners have practiced throughout the ages. In essence, a captain of a just-launched ship would celebrate the occasion and ask for the gods’ blessings throughout the vessel’s journeys.
De=naming your boat is an intriguing proposition. Maybe you bought the vessel from someone else, and the boat’s name just doesn’t fit your (or the boat’s) personality.
Fall’s arrival means winter’s cold, snowy weather won’t be far behind. In areas with chilly (or frigid) winter temperatures, boaters are reluctantly putting their boats to sleep for an extended nap. Before doing that, however, most boatowners are winterizing their vessels from stem to stern.
Spending the day on your boat is a great way to relax and de-stress from the world around you. You soak up the warm sunshine while enjoying a cold drink. Your family or friends are along for the ride, sharing one of your favorite experiences.
Going for a boating day trip provides a wonderful break from your daily routine. You throw your boat gear into the family vehicle, and gather everyone for the daylong adventure.
You’re finally ready to name (or rename) your boat. You’ve been combing through boat name databases for days, and you finally found a boat name that fit your boat’s vibe and your personality. Now, you need to place that name on the boat’s hull.
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off your First Year now!
