23-07-2008, 03:00
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| 'Seamanship' “Seamanship” is a word that we as sailors use frequently to reinforce or criticise nautical practises. But I have noticed that the word seems to mean different things to different sailors. A cruiser might consider “racing” as inherently bad seamanship whereas a racer might believe that never testing the boat and yourself is poor seamanship. Given that we all aspire to practice good seamanship, what is the best philosophical definition or description that you have heard? |
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