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The bosun's world is a colourful mix of time-honoured techniques, living history and a knowledge of materials beyond the run of common experience. It's the bosun's bag of tools, and the skills that go with th, that forms the core of traditional seafaring. This book is a treasure trove of Tom Cunliffe's priceless practical advice that'll be invaluable to sailors of traditional craft and delight those who love the character, grace and history of these unique boats.brbrIllustrated with Tom's popular salty yarns and exquisite paintings by acclaimed marine artist Martyn Mackrill, this book brings together a lifetime's worth of hands-on knowledge with sections covering sails, rigging and working the ship. From avoiding seized bolts and stowing the main, to drying out and the wonders of beeswax, this collection is packed full of age-old seafaring wisdom.brbrFind out how a real vessel works, how to expand your sailing ability and how you can all live better for it. Dip into this bag now. Whatever you're sailing, you will find something to enrich your passion.p

Cull of The Wild

  • By Tom Cunliffe & Martyn Mackrill

    An illustrated treasury of expert tips on maintenance, navigation and seamanship from the internationally renowned Tom Cunliffe.p
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    Pub date: June2024Format: 248 x 184mm Extent: 176 pagesp
  • About the Author

    Tom Cunliffehas voyaged in his own gaffers all over the world. He is an RYA Yachtmaster examiner and a training consultant for Sailing USA, and a regular columnist forailing Today,Classic Boat,Yachting WorldandAIL.br br Martyn Mackrilltrongis Honorary Painter of the Royal Thames Yacht Club and the Royal Yacht Squadron. His depictions of classic boats have made him one of the most sought-after marine artists, and his work forms part of major collections worldwide.p

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