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RYA Day Skipper Handbook Motor (G-G97)
The RYA Day Skipper Handbook Motor eBook is the digital companion to the RYA Motor Cruising Day Skipper Course, continuing the RYA practical series of books that accompany the courses. The new Day Skipper Handbook Motor covers the elements of the course in simple illustrated steps. It is ideal as the practical guide to aid students on the course, or just as a stand-alone book to guide you through the practical elements of motor boating. Chapters include: Pilotage Navigation Boat Work Boat Handling Marinas Cruising at Speed Anchoring The eBook is written by Jon Mendez, the RYA’s former Chief Motor and Powerboating Instructor and an acknowledged expert on the subject. Accessibility Screen Re...
Pijaju Peter Skipper
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The Complete Day Skipper
A practical hands-on manual for skippers at the outset of their careers from Tom Cunliffe, one of Britain's best known instructors and most successful writers on seamanship. It covers the entire RYA Day Skipper syllabus both shore based and practical.
Skipper
The four Appleby children are eager to befriend the white Alsatian whom they name Skipper. They want so much to keep Skipper but they nearly lose him many times.
Of One Substance
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Day Skipper
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Peter Skipper
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Pass Your Day Skipper
Now in its seventh edition, this must-have guide to revising for, and above all, passing the RYA Day Skipper exam covers all the essentials of the RYA syllabus assuming no prior knowledge, arranged by topic and highlighted to make revising easier.
The Skipper's Diary
"Sir Richard Hadlee's father, Walter, captained the New Zealand Cricket Team on the 1949 Tour of England. This was the New Zealand team that prompted the rest of the cricketing world to sit up and take notice; enjoying great success, and promoting several players to world-class status. The Skipper's Diary brings to life again, not just the rich tapestry of post-war cricket in England, but also the adventure and experiences of a journey that included a match in occupied Germany, and a 36-day return voyage - taking the squad through the Panama Canal, into the Pacific Ocean and home via Pitcairn Island. In The Skipper's Diary, read about Walter's thoughts on team selection, from the controversy...
