COMPANIONWAY: The main entrance to the accommodation, usually found at the forward end of the cockpit.
COMPASS: Instrument for finding directions.
Companionway - the interior stairways
Companionway - a ships stairway from one deck to another
Course - the direction in which the ship is headed ...
companionway
Entryway from the deck to the belowdeck cabin area.
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A bluewater fishing boat typically more than 35 feet long with a full cruising salon, a fish-fighting cockpit and many other saltwater fishing features.
Companionway - The main entrance to the cabin, usually including the steps down into the cabin.
Cuddy - A small shelter cabin in a boat.
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Companionway- A stairway leading form deck to cabin.
Cutter- A sailboat with a single mast placed in the middle of the boat.
Companionway - opening leading from the main deck down into the cabin(s), accessed by stairs or ladder.
Crow's nest - a protective platform set high up a mast, where a lookout does his duty while at sea.
companionway - The main entrance (or hatch) from deck to the cabin similar to a hall or corridor in land terms ...
Companionway - A hatch or entrance from the deck to the cabin.
Current - The horizontal movement of water.
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companionway, companion
The passageway from the deck or cockpit through a hatch and down steps to the cabin. It may be sealed off by washboards.
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The companionway leads into a large, well-ventilated saloon with a somewhat unconventional arrangement by American standardsÃ'a dinette to starboard and a slightly curved galley counter to port, with stove, refrigerator and lockers.
companionway -- staircase that leads to the cabin
course -- compass heading or the angle of the boat in sailing against the wind
crabbing -- going sideways due to set (also catching crabs!)
D signal -- safety signal, "Keep clear of me.
COMPANION The cover over a companionway. COMPANIONWAY A hatchway or opening in a deck provided with a set of steps or ladders leading from one deck level to another for the use of personnel. COMPARTMENT A subdivision of space or room in a ship.
Officer of the Deck will be found, also known as the conn (b) An athwartships structure at the forward end of the cockpit with a deck, often somewhat lower than the primary deck, to prevent a pooping wave from entering through the companionway.
Main companionway locking key
All necessary charts, cruising guides on board.
All life jackets on board, including for the kids.
A couple of windscoops for improved ventilation.
Snorkeling gear on board. Fin sizes fit?
The fateful moment is soon to arrive - white faces appear from companionways on all sides, the more bold and, of course, immediate neighbours, rush to the finger like Ramsgate Home Guards waiting for the German invasion.
Usually a single bed (berth) which is located within easy access to the helm in either the main saloon or a companionway (corridor).
Boards used to close the companionway.
Way
Movement of a vessel through the water such as headway, sternway, or leeway.
Companionway: Stairway, ladder or entrance to the cabin
Compass: Navigational tool that points to the magnetic north pole; read more on choosing a compass ...
come about To bring the boat from one tack to another when sailing into the wind come up into the wind To steer the boat in the direction that the wind is blowing companionway A staircase to a cabin or area below deck compass A ...
Companionway -- staircase that leads to the cabin
Compass -Navigation instrument, either magnetic (showing magnetic north) or gyro (showing true north).
 See also: Boat, Deck, Hull, Forward, Aft
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