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A friend who is going to crew for me again next summer would like
start out next year feeling fully competent both for the satisfaction and also the comfort of knowing she could get home again if I fell overboard or dropped dead. She is willing to invest some time and money doing something like going to one of those schools that get you ready to take charter boats out but would like to start right at the basics with dingy sailing. Since winter is upon us up here in the Northeast, we are out of options in this part of the world. I’d appreciate leads and, better, recommendations on where she could go during the winter to learn how to sail a small boat around and know what the sails and forces are doing on the big boat from experience rather than just books and my explanations. Then, either at the same or another place, learning to crew and navigate a large boat to the point of being able to get it home in a pinch. -- Roger Long |
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