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Essential Sailing DestinationsWith foreword by Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, the first person to sail single handed and non-stop around the world between 14th June 1968 and 22nd April… |
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Over The TopOn 28th October 2005, Adrian Flanagan set sail aboard his 38ft stainless- steel sloop 'Barrabas' to attempt the first ever single-handed, vertical… |
£16.99(Hardback) |
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Left for DeadThe Fastnet Race is the world famous yacht race from the Isle of Wight to the Fastnet Rock off the south-west coast of Ireland and back. The race of… |
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The 32nd America's CupThis is the Official book of the 32nd America's Cup - without doubt one of the world's major sporting events. The America's Cup is the most… |
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Force of NatureIn 1968, Sir Robin Knox-Johnston became the first person ever to sail solo, non-stop round the world. His epic, record-breaking voyage aboard his… |
£20.00(Hardback) |
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Against the FlowBy Dee Caffari Memorably described to us as "basically, she went the wrong way and it's a bit like a wet Touching the Void".
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Ever Wonder Why We Do It?By Mike Peyton Mike Peyton is the nautical world's best known and much loved cartoonist. For years he has made his mark, contributing witty, well executed and… |
£9.99(Paperback) |
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Ocean YachtmasterThis coursebook is tailored for students following both the theoretical and practical aspects of the syllabus of the the RYA Ocean Yachtmaster… |
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Left For DeadBy Nick Ward The Fastnet Race is the world famous yacht race from the Isle of Wight to the Fastnet Rock off the southwest coast of Ireland and back. The race of… |
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Chapman Piloting and Seamanship - 65th EditionTHE Essential Guide for All Boaters!
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