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For weekend of full time cruising, by POWER or SAIL, here's how to read a chart, plot a course, check a light, call a friend, hail a bridge, leave a lock, tie a line, tow a boat, or set a hook. Plus tips on waves and tides, rivers, inlets, and much more. Whether you're heading out for your first overnighter or an extended coastal cruise, knowing what's ahead and how to deal with it will make your voyage safe and enjoyable. Here's everything you need to get started Reading and understanding charts Plotting a course Anchoring and docking safely Negotiating traffic Watching the weather Communicating with boats and shore Avoiding hazards About the Authors Zora and David Aiken have cruised extensively, and in the past two decades they have lived aboard three sailboats, a houseboat, and a classic motor yacht.
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