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Sailing, Yachts and Yarns by Tom Cunliffe
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Tom Cunliffe talks to boat show tv about his passion for boating
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One flag worth knowing
The days when Yachtmasters had to learn all the signal flags and Morse code are mercifully long past. To access this post, you must purchase The Sea Chest membership (Annual Payment) or 1 …
Early-morning fog
When you awaken on a what ought to be clear, quiet morning to find mist like this crawling around, don’t be disheartened. To access this post, you must purchase The Sea Chest membership …
Eyeballing a gap
When you’re entering a harbour or a narrow bay and you need to give one side a certain amount of clearance, bear in mind that while it may be impossible in practice to be sure of keeping a certain …
