Hunting

8th Duke of Beaufort

Ashford Press Pub.

Sailing Tours: The Nore to the Scilly Isles Pt. 2: Yachtsman's Guide to the Cruising Waters of the English and Adjacent Coasts

Frank Cowper

Sailing Tours: The Clyde to the Thames Round North Pt. 5: Yachtsman's Guide to the Cruising Waters of the English and Adjacent Coasts

Yachting: v. 1

Sports & Outdoors

Sullivan, Sir Edward

Pritchett, R. T.

Racket Sports

Yachting: v. 2

Sir Edward Sullivan

R. T. Pritchett

Fowler in Ireland: Or, Notes on the Haunts and Habits of Wildfowl and Seafowl Including Instructions in the Art of Shooting and Capturing Them

Ralph Payne-Gallwey

Hunting & Fishing

Emergency Navigation

"Emergency Navigation is far more generally applicable than the title indicates. It is, first and foremost, a detailed account of how to find your position anywhere in the world's oceans after your electronics fail and you lose your sextant, watch, and almanac, but that's really only the beginning. The book is chock-full of good sound navigational techniques and principles that will serve you well regardless of where and under what conditions you are sailing. Hopefully you will never be confronted by the need for emergency navigation, but even the most pleasurable sailing afternoon can be enlivened by a knowledge of the skills and methods taught in this book. Each chapter presumes a fundamental understanding of navigational principles, then deepens and expands that understanding to embrace little-known techniques and makeshfit instruments. Beginning with the assumption that preparing for a navigational emergency is good seamanship, Burch presents detailed discussions on finding time and place at sea; determining direction; steering by wind and swells; steering by the stars; steering by the sun; and steering by other objects in the sky. You will also find chapters on steering under conditions of reduced visibility; piloting in currents; dead reckoning; latitude and longitude; and no-instrument coastal piloting. A final summary tells you what to do in any situation with what you have available at the time. David Burch writes lucidly, and the text is well supported by 127 detailed illustrations. This book offers excellent insights into sound seamanship that will serve you well in all your sailing activities. "A standout in the otherwise faceless navigation texts that passthrough our offices. Anyone venturing offshore should read this book thoroughly."--"Yachting Magazine"Opens the way to pleasurable understanding in a definitive work of instant appeal to seamen of all levels of experience. Full insights into nautical astronomy rarely seen in standard works. . . . Full of sound seamanship for coastal and open water mariners alike."--"The Navigation Foundation"Gives one a deeper understanding of the basic principles of navigation . . . a great store of knowledge which may serve you well in an emergency but will also give much pleasure off watch whilst improving your seamanship in the process."--"British Cruising Association Bulletin"Thorough and authoritative. . . . chapters on steering by the stars, sun, and moon stir the imagination and make one want to be a thousand miles from land . . . Gives us a better understanding of the signposts above the horizon than we might gain from a lifetime of random gazing."--"Sea Kayaker Magazine"Far more than an essay on the principles and practice of emergency navigation, it is a particularly well-written account of the principles of navigation in general and as such cannot fail to bring fresh insights to all of us. Every section and paragraph is permeated with sound practical seamanship . . . Apart from its other virtues, this alone makes it worthwhile."--from the foreword by David Lewis (author of "We, the Navigators and "Ice Bird) "Clearly written in a readable fashion . . . the work is so well thought out and covers so many possibilities that both a beginner and the most experienced navigator will find something of value in its pages. Worth every penny of its cost."--"The Burgee Magazine

Science & Math

David Burch

Astronomy & Space Science

<p>Our Wherry in Wendish Lands: From Friesland Through the Mecklenburg Lakes to Bohemia</p>

Our Wherry in Wendish Lands: From Friesland Through the Mecklenburg Lakes to Bohemia

H M Doughty

Join Peter and Anne Pye aboard the yacht Moonraker as they visit myriad countries and islands, sail across the great oceans and anchor in exotic locations far and wide. This is a collection of 4 sailing voyages: Red Mains'l, The Sea is for Sailing, Sail in a Forest, & Backdoor to Brazil. This is the first time that Backdoor to Brazil has been published.

Peter Pye Omnibus

Peter Pye

Bridle and Brush: Reminiscences of an Artist Sportsman

George Denholm Armour

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