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Chapman's Pikoting is one good source for all round seamanship; there's
also a Dummy book pn sailing for the semi-literate. If you want to get really into ot, get a Bowditch or a Bluejacket Mariners and get totally swamped in terms and lingo. RogueIT wrote: Looking for a little advise on what I could read to get a good overall knowledge of sailing. I plan on taking a power squadron class but would like to know more than nothing before I get there. In fact I know I don't know anything so that is something...right? Any advise would be great. thanks, Scott |
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