The newsletter contains a wealth of information with everything from recipes and voyaging stories to cruising tips and letters. You don't have to own or live on one, you don't even have to like them. Many husbands passionate about boats convince their wives to join Women Aboard to get them interested in boating. In fact, men are often the first to hear about the association and get their wives involved. Women Aboard gives these and all ladies a network to turn to for advice, guidance and support.
Members fly a specially designed burgee somewhere on their vessel.
If not a boat owner, ladies can wear a Women Aboard burgee pin on their blouse. I attended an informational meeting for the first time in my life several weeks ago in Ft. Dee encouraged other women like her to play an active, not a passive role in the boating experience. Most of us need to understand that we are partners with our significant others, not mere deck hands good only for handling dock lines. Women Aboard All rights reserved.