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Hi Merctwin
I like Seaworthiness: The Forgotten Factor by CA Marchaj. Also try Storm Tactics Handbook by Lin and Larry Pardy
Additionally, the accounts/diaries of the polar explorers provides excellent intel and insight--look for books by Amundsen, Nansen, Perry, Shackleton, etc.
Cheers
Kevin
Most people I know recomend Chapmans Guides to whatever. But can't verify that from my own knowledge.
When I'm out and the weather gets rough I find the nearest bridge or friendly dock to tie up at.
Usaully it's a Hooters!!!!!
Thanks! Im all booked up now for winter! Im with you, the best plan is to get in! But as we all know sometimes the waves are faster than the boat....
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