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![]() Elizabeth, Sorry to hear about your "learning" experience so far, and good for you for having the determination to keep going. I would suggest taking the small boat instruction available near you. Small boats handle like big ones, but respond quicker. And since they are 1 person boats, you (and your daughters) learn how to be the captain for real. Once you can sail a small boat the bigger boat will be easy. Docking isn't as hard as it looks, if you take it slow and easy. Learn the basic rules of the road. Don't worry about the complicated ones. If you can take a week long course, do it. Me and my girlfriend did a week a Jworld when I started taking her sailing, it was a very thorough course (http://www.jworldschool.com/). Sail the small boats, then keep at it. Todd |
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