I should have done this years ago! - Page 2

eos2voyage · 11-08-2008, 19:21

Thanks Sabray, I do have Mary's Book and Bowditch, no shortage of good navigation books. I just need some practical experience from start to finish. I even bought a false horizon so that I could do my sights here in the mountains so my sightings are pretty good more the technical stuff that is weak.

I wonder why most people on these forums hide beind their boat names. some days I think I am just talking to a boat. Ha!ha! I notice that Aussies normally leave their first names at the end of their postings - must reflect on the fact that we are a pretty damn easy going bunch of people down here. Nice to have a name eh!

Cheers everyone,
Colin
"Life is a daring adventure ... or nothing at all" Helen Keller

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11-08-2008, 19:21	#16
eos2voyage Registered User Join Date: May 2008 Location: Katoomba, Blue Mountains, Sydney, Australia Boat: Robert Legg RL24 MkIV Posts: 11	Thanks Sabray, I do have Mary's Book and Bowditch, no shortage of good navigation books. I just need some practical experience from start to finish. I even bought a false horizon so that I could do my sights here in the mountains so my sightings are pretty good more the technical stuff that is weak. I wonder why most people on these forums hide beind their boat names. some days I think I am just talking to a boat. Ha!ha! I notice that Aussies normally leave their first names at the end of their postings - must reflect on the fact that we are a pretty damn easy going bunch of people down here. Nice to have a name eh! Cheers everyone, Colin "Life is a daring adventure ... or nothing at all" Helen Keller