muskie
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Could you recommend any good books for sailing skills (Basic and Advanced) and theories? Thanks!
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Books recommendation
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Evadne
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Any of the "Old Harry" books by the late JDS will set you on the right track.
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Miquel_Culzean
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"Complete sailing manual", from Steve Sleight + "Heavy weather sailing", from Adlard Coles/Peter Bruce.
Regards,
Miquel
Culzean
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Regards,
Miquel
Culzean
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jeanne
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Cruising Under Sail by Eric Hiscock
Have you looked in your sailing club library? Most clubs have a huge range of books, many good ones now out of print.
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Have you looked in your sailing club library? Most clubs have a huge range of books, many good ones now out of print.
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sb1dave
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Depends on what you mean by "basic" if really starting off, don't laugh or feel belittled by the title but "Sailing for Dummies" is brilliantly written, is funny and full of no-nonsense basic theory. In fact all the "xxx for Dummies" are worth a read. Good luck.
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Deep_6
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Glenans Manual Of Sailing - very good. ISBN:0 7153 0016 4
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