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CY & BIC Bonus Read!
Is that Canada Geese I hear?
September...such a great month. For many Canadians it's a time for returning to routine after cramming a whole lot into the stellar weather months of July and August. The slowed pace and cooler temperatures now mean a different kind of boating. Short distance trips are popular now but if you’re a fortunate retiree or you can snag a week or two away from commitments, September is your month for boating! Waterways are quieter and it's still not too cold. The Fall colours are amazing! September also means that migrating birds and some lucky humans are getting ready to fly South. All good reasons to start to plan what you would like to read up on. So, in this issue of BEN, I have compiled our best book recommendations and book review articles for you to peruse. There are so many great options that it would be hard to pick only one! Good luck!
Enjoy your Boating Equipment News for September 2022 and a little Fall reading onboard.
Jill Snider, Publisher
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Book locker: FOOD! Chowing down as summer turns to fall
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It’s still vacation time and that means calories don’t count. The Boat Galley Cookbook: 800 Everyday Recipes and Essential Tips for Cooking Aboard, by Shearlock, Carolyn & Jan Irons: Teaches readers how to set up, provision, and cook in their galley so no one goes hungry. Includes a chapter on substitutions for making do when your galley is running low on key ingredients. Uses unique, resourceful techniques not found elsewhere, such as Thermos cooking, and more.
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Book Locker: Dining Onboard!
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Easy recipes that can be made onboard your boat. The Boat Cookbook: Real Food for Hungry Sailors, by Sims, Fiona: 2nd ed. A collection of delicious and easy recipes that can be made aboard with minimum fuss and maximum flavour. Sims includes recipes from top chefs and sailing legends, tips for setting up the galley and hosting the perfect beach barbecue, and much more. A must-have guide for sailors and seaside-lovers alike. The Boat Drinks Book: A Different...
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Book locker: Whither the weather?
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Everyone talks about the weather but not everyone reads about it, which would help them to know more about what they are talking about. Here are some picks to sharpen your weather eye. Instant Weather Forecasting 5th ed., by Watts, Alan: 5th ed. A photographic...
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THE WEATHER HANDBOOK
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4th ed. The fourth edition of this standard reference handbook explains how to combine professional weather forecasts with information from self-assessment of the signs in the sky, as well as from websites and apps, to arrive at a local forecast of coming weather...
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Green Ghost, Blue Ocean – No fixed Address
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“A Sailing Adventure Across 40,000 Nautical Miles” over a 17-year span, chronicles the adventures of Jennifer Smith and her husband Alex Nikolajevich (Nik) after they have sold their car in Vancouver and backed their boat out of Coal Harbour. They had willfully severed their land life – was it reckless? Did they know what they were in for? With seasickness overcoming Nik just three days into their dream, all Jennifer wanted to do was to “undo all of this…. To reverse the...
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Book Review: Ready to Come About
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Sue Williams wasn’t a sailor and didn’t have an adventure bone in her body. Her idea of a thrill was doing applique! So it isn’t surprising that the cover of the book Ready to Come About is actually one of her appliques. They often say of life changing events that life seems to take on new meaning. Her husband Dave had just suffered a grand mal seizure caused by stress and sleep deprivation, and then been fired from his job after 11 years of loyal service. Sitting bolt upright...
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Book locker: Seamanship – it’s time
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With the boat back in the water it’s time to refresh our boating skills after a long lay-off. Nautical Mind has sent along some titles to get us back up to top skill level. Seamanship Secrets: 185 Tips and Techniques…for Power or Sail, by Jamieson, John: Be a better skipper and navigator with Jamieson’s techniques and...
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HIGH LATITUDE SAILING
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Whether you’re heading for the Northwest Passage, Antarctica, or simply wintering your boat in the water, this book is essential reading. It assembles practical advice, stunning photography, and first-hand accounts of voyages from renowned experts, providing hard-won wisdom on all aspects of sailing in cold waters...
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Book locker - Get your motor running: Engine Care
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The days are lovely and what better way to celebrate than heading to the engine compartment. Here is some good reading to get everything running smoothly: Marine Diesel Engine Essentials: A Learning and Coloring Book, by Swan Neal, Amanda: This unusual and whimsical sea-themed adult colouring book takes you on an exploratory adventure that can help...
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Technical Resource | Boatowner's Mechanical & Electrical Manual, 4th Edition, 2015
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4th ed. Calder’s indispensable and thorough manual gives you detailed instructions for maintaining, repairing, and improving every essential system on your boat. Topics include hybrid propulsion systems, distributed power systems, and fuel cells, and the rest of the contents have been completely updated. One of Nautical Mind's all-time bestselling titles...
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The Radar Book by Kevin Monahan
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Author Kevin Monahan, presents the complete picture on how to maximize the use of a marine radar system for collision avoidance and navigation. By using practical examples, extensively illustrated with screen captures, the new comer to radar as well as the experienced mariner will learn how to tune a radar system, interpret the display under real-life conditions, and take advantage of all of the built-in features and functions to use radar effectively as a real...
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Book Locker: Navigation
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First, two Canadian titles from Dominique F Prinet. Coastal Navigation: for Class and Home Study, by Prinet, Dominique: This book is based on the notes prepared for students by the author during 20 years of teaching navigation, initially to private or commercial pilots, and then to sailors and professional mariners. It is illustrated with graphics which explain chart projections, scales and symbols, and describe lights and other navigation aids. It demystifies the True...
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