Man & the Sea: Book Review
For anyone with an interest in the maritime history of the Northwest coast, this book will be a...
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For anyone with an interest in the maritime history of the Northwest coast, this book will be a...
Read MoreFollow up on Installing a Chart Plotter at the Binnacle, from our May 2013 Issue. When I decided...
Read MoreThis a followup to Durkee Richards’ article “A Boat Explodes” in the July 2012 issue. When...
Read MoreOne man, one woman, one J/32 Anatomy of a J/32 When we began looking for a boat, we had in mind...
Read MoreThis book is well named. Those of us who have fallen in love with cruising the coast of British Columbia are in awe of its wild beauty. We boaters skirt the headlands, explore the inlets, and sometimes prowl a short ways up one...
Read MoreFatty Goodlander is a sea gypsy. He was born into a family of sea gypsies and writes of this life with charm, humility and bountiful good humor. He was raised aboard an aged wooden John Alden-designed schooner, Elizabeth. Even...
Read MoreThis is a very data-rich book. It is a fine introduction to electronic charting and navigation for those new to the topic. More experienced users will find it useful as a reference book on the currently available applications,...
Read MoreThis audiobook should come with a warning: may be life altering! It is inspiring to “look over the shoulder” of a recent immigrant lad as he proceeds quietly and surely to make his dreams a reality. The adventures he...
Read MoreThe author assures the reader in his Introduction, that “This book is not a rant against modern technology.” Rather, it ” . . . renews emphasis on personal skills, special knowledge and the use of the senses ....
Read MoreThe west coast of Vancouver Island is a grand, lightly visited cruising ground. Most sailors cruise this coast by doing a circumnavigation, going up the inside, and then sailing down the outside with the prevailing northwest...
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