First full Searchable Cruisinglogs Database
 

We have just lanched the first fully searchable Cruising logs Database.
This is a community system which we are providing for the cruising community
as we felt after extensive searching there was nothing out there to meet out
needs and therefore others.
Already we have recieved over 200 entries which is a great start for the
first 2 weeks but it will only continue to grow if the community feeds into
it hopefully as much as it takes out.
please feel free to browse, enter logs or request information at
www.cruisinglogs.org.uk

Excellent idea, and best of luck with the site. But might it also be
possible to search by vessel name?

Here is a search page for the http://cruisenews.net website, you could
probably find a lot of cruising logs for your list there.

Search yacht names, owner names, oceans, continents, equipment and
cruising areas:

http://cruisenews.net/search.php

navmangps wrote:
We have just lanched the first fully searchable Cruising logs
Database.
This is a community system which we are providing for the cruising
community
as we felt after extensive searching there was nothing out there to
meet out
needs and therefore others.
Already we have recieved over 200 entries which is a great start for
the
first 2 weeks but it will only continue to grow if the community
feeds into
it hopefully as much as it takes out.
please feel free to browse, enter logs or request information at
www.cruisinglogs.org.uk

first? fully? searchable ...

check this out www.findacrew.net

The search part doesnt like firefox very much. You might want to check into
that.
"navmangps" wrote in message
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We have just lanched the first fully searchable Cruising logs Database.
This is a community system which we are providing for the cruising
community
as we felt after extensive searching there was nothing out there to meet
out
needs and therefore others.
Already we have recieved over 200 entries which is a great start for the
first 2 weeks but it will only continue to grow if the community feeds
into
it hopefully as much as it takes out.
please feel free to browse, enter logs or request information at
www.cruisinglogs.org.uk