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Mariners' Minutes...Tips and Tidbits from Our Library
Deep Six . . . (to get rid of) To deep six is a sailor’s expression for throwing something overboard. The “six” refers to the 6-foot nautical fathom, the standard unit of measurement for sea depth. In contemporary usage ashore, the phrase now means to kill something, or to send it to the bottom, as in “deep sixing” a request for funds. --From When a Loose Cannon Flogs a Dead Horse There's the Devil to Pay/Isil
The Splicing Handbook includes step-by-step illustrations and explanations for the most useful and popular splices in traditional and modern cordage such as Dyneema and wire. This expanded edition contains information on wire selection and 3 new wire splices. Also included are several fanciwork projects: rope fenders, chafing gear, rope cargo nets, and bow puddings.
The Classic Text to Get You Started Building Your Boat. With more than 75,000 copies sold, Boatbuilding Manual is one of the most widely read texts on the subject, and it has been used for years as a standard reference at both boatbuilding and design schools.
Your guide to the Intracoastal Waterway, updated and expanded for easier use, whether northbound or southbound. Pilotage advice, bridge and anchoring information, notes on cultural highlights in an all-in-one volume you don't want to leave the dock without.
This is a reference like no other, profiling the loveliest cruising grounds in 184 countires. For long-distance passagemakers ready to cast off their docklines, it's a must-have onboard reference. For those setting sail in the new future it is an inspirational planning guide. For charterers seeking their next sailing vacation destination it's the ideal research tool.
Now in full color, GPS for Mariners, Second Edition, is the manual that should have come with your handheld GPS, chartplotter, or electronic nav station. Covers everything from how to enter a waypoint to update your electronic charts. A must-have for today's mariners.
Racer and sailor Adam Cort takes you through a delightful and clear look at the simple, yet elegant principles, of sailing.









