I have finally signed up for a week long day skipper theory course. Thought it was time to develop some basic navigation skills
Ho hum should be interesting
Ho hum should be interesting
8 years ago
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- steve
- A welshman displaced to wonderful Plymouth in SW England; a novice sailor, motorhomer and boat builder with a passion for all things to do with the sea. Follow my journey as I learn to sail Arwen, grappling with charts, tide tables and passage planning so that I can become 'a dinghy cruiser' And by the way, just occasionally, little snippets about our travels and adventures. Subscribe on this blog and at www.youtube.com/c/plymouthwelshboy for videos about dinghy cruising. I look forward to hearing your comments, tips and thoughts.
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2 comments:
Well I suspect you will (enjoy it).. I did it a couple of years ago (just checked and it was 2011! Yee gods where did that time go?) and I did, though I didn't find it easy... :o))
http://fantasie19papillon.blogspot.co.uk/2011/01/rya-day-skipper.html
...did the coastal Skipper the next winter, and funny enough I think I found that easier??
I'm dreading it in a fun sort of way - it is back to school and using my brain after several months....this is going to be sooooo hard!!
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