Took me 4 to get up the mast.😀

Had a Captains mast at 1😀

Been in "two" times already this morning, 😁

Had a snack in the galley at 3

Found a marina in 3 😊

Found the clue to the hidden marinas at 4

Used the davit on 4th line 😊

Had to be clued in on how to use the davit about 4pm

Likewise Cashrc 😀, have a great day everyone 😀 🚤⛵

Cruised thru the swells on 3😊

Took the helm in one😂😂

Took the helm in 3, banana 🍌🍌 must have kicked in 🤣

First time I’ve done Wordle. Got it in 5.

Took the helm at 4

"Stand by your beds"managed to find an officer with a clue in 4

Forgot to salute an officer at 4, the butt chewing I got was my first clue🤣🤣

Found high tide in 4 with clue. With more rain 🌧 forecast, I better get back to the boat 🚢 building 😂

The tides were
in my favour today, managed to get it in 3.

Saw the tides at 4 no clue😁

Got steam up in 2😉
My favourite 3 vowel starter, ocean, got me off to a good start😀
Cheers All, Doug😎

Full steam with a clue on 4

Made a hole in one on the beach😁

The first clue we were in trouble was when we hit the sandbar….at 4

The periscope clued us as to the position of the uboat at 4 bells

Salty on five…..made me a little salty🤣

The plans showed a clue as to the CG of the Comet Zipper at 4😁

Likewise Cashrc, the only fairway I've heard of was on the golf ⛳️ course. Well I've learnt something new today 😊

Took 6 with a clue to one up with “fairway”. Never heard that term in my life, except for golf.

In 4

My first clue something was amiss is when we hit the reef at 4😁

Steeled myself for the clue at 4😁

Managed to board the yacht on 4th attempt 😁

Yacht in 1😁

Well, Doug, TexasWiki states that “an edger is a yard implement used to get straight, clean edges on a yard, usually next to the curb. A McClaine edger is also good for annoying the neighbors and scaring small children.”.
You heard it here first🤣

Highly useful for building wooden ships/boats, or manufacturing deck planks for steel/FG boats. 😉
Uncle Wiki says-
"A lumber edger is a device with saws used to straighten and smooth rough lumber or bowed stock by making a cut along the sides of the boards. The result of this process is dimensional lumber."

😎

“In what world does “edger” have anything to do with anything nautical?” Maybe the process of putting an edge on a sail??? Got it in 4, without a nudge.

A Google definition..... 'a person who puts an edge, especially a finishing edge, on a garment, surface, lens, etc. a machine for finishing or making an edge, as for stitching, beveling, or trimming'

Ok. Minor complaint. In what world does “edger” have anything to do with anything nautical? Got it on 4 with a clue, as I went out to edge the water…….🤣🤣🤣🤣

Found the inflatable in 4 with clue, unfortunately it's overcast and raining 🌧 so no star gazing tonight 😢

The stars were against me today. Maybe do better tomorrow.😭

Used a clue to help find the inflation valve on the Zodiac at 4

Clued up to the quay on 4

And I tried to spell quay like queue. Filled up the entire grid before it hit me.

Moored up at the quayside in 2, 🤗

Got to the bottom of the answer in 2.

Laid the keel down in 2😀

Loaded in 2

A heavy load to carry. Second time lucky.

Loaded the cargo at 2

Took a dive in 4 without a clue as to where I was diving to😁