Book of the Week- RYA Passage Planning
by Rob Tickner on 19 Nov 2011
Passage planning - one of the secrets of successful sailing SW
Planning, planning, planning. One of the great arts of seamanship. No sea voyage, whether long or short, offshore or within sight of land, should go ahead without adequate planning and this book is your perfect companion to help you prepare thoroughly before setting off.
RYA Passage Planning will take you through all you need to know and allow you to work through some examples of different passages. This will show you what you might need to think about on the range of different journeys you may undertake. The essential facts and methods are split into three sections:
1. Getting down to basics
2. The essential first steps
3. Putting it into practice
Written by Royal National Lifesaving Institution (RNLI) Sea Safety Manager Peter Chennell, this book will help you make passage planning routine. It is packed full of useful information on where to find the relevant planning sources and will prove to be a useful companion to all who take their recreation afloat.
It also might help to reduce the number of rescues that the RNLI or any other rescue organisation in the world has to make!
This book is available at your local marine book store, or if not, you can buy it online by http://www.rya.org.uk/shop/Pages/default.aspx!clicking_here.
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