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Getting Out There Cruising Chapter 11 of 17

A Prairie Woman Goes To Sea

Phyllis Published Apr 18, 2005 2 comments

Many sailing writers claim that both people in a couple should have all the skills required to voyage before setting out, but is that really practical, or even desirable? Phyllis says not, and explains why.

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Getting Out There Cruising Chapter 6 of 17

Taming The Wimp Within

John Published Jan 1, 2005 25 comments

Fear, anxiety, call it what you will, most of us have it and going voyaging will trigger those feelings. But fear doesn’t have to spoil your cruise. John shares how he copes with his inner wimp.

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