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         Sailing Recreational:     more books (16)
  1. Sinking of the recreational sailing vessel Morning Dew at the entrance to the harbor of Charleston, South Carolina, December 29, 1997 (SuDoc TD 1.116:99/01) by U.S. Dept of Transportation, 1999
  2. Merchant Vessels of the United States, 1994, (Including Recreational Vessels), V. 1 and 2
  3. Sailing (Sports World) by Donna Bailey, 1991-01
  4. Merchant Vessels of the United States, 1994, (Including Recreational Vessels), V. 1 and 2
  5. Modern Seamanship: A Comprehensive, Ready Reference Guide for All Recreational Boaters by Don Dodds, 2002-07-01
  6. Merchant Vessels of the United States, 1994, (Including Recreational Vessels), V. 1 and 2 by Transportation Dep, 1995
  7. Sail Better: 101 Tips & Techniques on Cruising, Racing, Boat Maintenance, and Emergency Skills for Every Recreational Sailor by Roger Marshall, 1996-03-15
  8. The Perfect First Mate: A Woman's Guide to Recreational Boating by Joy Smith, 2000-01
  9. Canal and River Cruising by Sheila Davenport, 2006-07-31
  10. Through the French Canals by Philip Bristow, David Jefferson, 2003-02-28
  11. World Cruising Essentials : The Boats, Gear, and Practices That Work Best at Sea by Jimmy Cornell, 2003-02-06
  12. Ocean Cruising Survey: An Appraisal of Boats, Gear and Crew by Jimmy Cornell, 1986-01
  13. All in the Same Boat : Living Aboard and Cruising by Tom Neale, 2003-08-11
  14. World Cruising Survey by Jimmy Cornell, 1989-10

41. Hobie Cat Fleet 61, Denver CO
Fleet 61 promotes recreational sailing and regatta racing activities in the Colorado area and surrounding states. Members and families come from diverse walks of life to enjoy the wind and water.
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42. Recreational Escapes, The Lakeside Association, Lakeside, Ohio, 43440, The Chaut
sailing and Swimming, Our sailing staff is located at the Pavilion beacharea. 266 hourly rates. sailing lessons are offered on a weekly basis.
http://www.lakesideohio.com/escapes/sailing.aspx

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Sailing and Swimming Our sailing staff is located at the Pavilion beach area. Staff members are on duty to help with sailboat rentals, storage and launching of private sailboats and for sailing lessons.
Sunfish rental hours are 12 noon to 5 p.m daily.Call 419-798-4461, ext. 266 hourly rates. Sailing lessons are offered on a weekly basis. Two courses are taught by the staff. Cost for lessons - $65/week - includes book. Lakeside Sailing Club:
Basic I Course Objectives:
Time 10-12 Monday through Friday
Demonstrate safe conduct while in or around a sailboat. Identify and describe the function of the equipment and parts of the sailboat. Acquire the basic sailing skills and knowledge needed to handle a small sailboat, with emphasis on the development of self reliance and safety. Demonstrate the skills needed for capsize recovery of a small sailboat and for rescue of a person overboard. Demonstrate the proper procedures for rigging and de-rigging a small sailboat and the appropriate techniques for the care and the storage of sails and equipment. Identify wind direction and understand points of sail.

43. Welcome To The Cotswold Water Park!
Sport and leisure park. recreational activities include water and jet ski, cycling, fishing, wind surfing, sailing and riding. Details are given of courses in the park.
http://www.waterpark.org/
Welcome to the Cotswold Water Park - Britain's largest water park. Over 133 lakes created by gravel extraction, covering over 40 square miles - 50% larger than the Norfolk Broads and still growing. Outstanding countryside provides the setting for relaxation and discovery for adults and children alike - perfect for a family day out, walkers, birdwatchers, photographers and outdoor enthusiasts. Important for wildlife and history - the Water Park is a nationally recognised area for wildlife, with spring fed water of the highest quality. Country Parks with picnic and barbecue sites, plenty of parking and access to a network of footpaths, cycleways and bridleways. Visit three nature reserves with bird hides. Discover historic villages in Cotswold stone, the remains of the ice age, fossils from the Jurassic Clay and see finds from the Roman conquest in Cirencester's Corinium Museum. Active leisure - complete beginners to serious fanatics can choose angling, sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, cycling, kayaking, canoeing, jetskiing, horse riding, waterskiing, either through club membership or casual visits - book on to taster sessions and courses, hire the equipment or use your own.

44. Pelican Lake Yach Club:Racing News
The region's sailing and recreational boating centre. Offers club information, location, membership, events and club news.
http://www.pyc.mb.ca/clubnews.html
Pelican Club Chat.
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2002 Pictures
2003 Pictures
Pelican Yacht Club
Box 185, Ninette, MB
Fax: 725-4567 E-Mail: coll1@mts.net
Updated on

45. DSC Daysailing
McHenry to the Key Bridge. Open sailing. Wednesday night open sailingis our most popular recreational sailing opportunity. Skipper
http://www.downtownsailing.org/daysailing.htm
Daysailing in Baltimore
Baltimore's Inner Harbor is an ideal site for daysailing. Most summer afternoons the city generates its own breeze on the harbor while also protecting the water from waves or rough seas For a little more wind, explore beyond Ft. McHenry to the Key Bridge.
Open Sailing
Wednesday night open sailing is our most popular recreational sailing opportunity. Skipper and crew members gather on the docks beginning at 5:30pm where they are matched up by a dockmaster based on experience for the evening sail. J22s, Impulse 21s, Catalina 22s, small cruisers and dinghies are available for use. Watch the sun set over Camden Yards, be part of filming for the movie du jour and just enjoy a relaxing evening away from it all. But.... relaxing doesn't mean lazy! You'll rotate through the various positions to gain experience and build your skills. And, skippers won't be helm hogs. Everyone will get a chance at the tiller. If the skipper doesn't ask you, you should be asking the skipper! In addition to Wednesday sailing, every

46. United States Naval Sailing Association
Promotes sailing as part of Navy training and recreational programs and administers Navy and DoD sailing standards and qualification system.
http://www.navysailing.org/

47. The Atlas Of Canada - Canoeing, Kayaking And Sailing
Data Services. Home » Explore Maps » Freshwater » recreational Uses » Canoeing,Kayaking and sailing. Canoeing, Kayaking and sailing. View this map. Abstract.
http://atlas.gc.ca/site/english/maps/freshwater/recreational/kayaking/1
Français Contact Us Help Search ... Site
Search Our Site Enter your keywords Explore Our Maps Learning Resources Home Explore Maps ... Recreational Uses Canoeing, Kayaking and Sailing
Canoeing, Kayaking and Sailing
View this map
Abstract
In 1997 Statistics Canada conducted a survey in nature-related activities on the Importance of Nature to Canadians. The map combines the data for these three boat types, classed by major river basins. It shows that the amount of usage across Canada is closely correlated to population, but also that usage is distributed throughout most of Canada. The use of non-mechanized watercraft on freshwater is as old as the Canada's first inhabitants. The canoe and kayak, in particular, were developed by Aboriginal Canadians as their transport vehicles. Canoes played an exceptionally large role in the exploration of Canada: Europeans quickly adopted them for exploration and for the long-distance transport of furs. Sailboats (as used for recreational purposes) were largely introduced by Europeans to Canada and have had a much more recent history here. Today, all three types of vessels are widely used for recreational purposes by Canadians. The data on usage shown on the map, and in the figure below comes from a major survey conducted in 1997. In that year, Statistics Canada conducted a survey on behalf of a nationwide partnership of 16 federal, provincial and territorial agencies interested in nature-related activities. The

48. Www.hudsonyachtclub.com
Provides cameraderie, sailing lessons, competition, facilities for recreational boating and social events.
http://www.hudsonyachtclub.com/

49. Cybernautics
Information about specialist designers of catamaran commuter ferries including the Urbo, Metro and Sea Beetle series. Also designers of luxury motor yachts and recreational sailing catamarans.
http://www.cybernautics.com.au
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50. OSUSC Press Release 2
recreational sailing with OSUSC. recreational practices will start on May1st. Just stop by the sailing House if you need a ride to the lake.
http://www.ohiostatesailing.org/rec_sailing.htm

Buckeye Blowout Invitational/Intersectional Results and Pics Click Here!
Recreational Sailing with OSUSC
An Invitation to students of the OSU Community: Learn to Sail, Free..
Saturday: May 1st through June 15th. 10:00am to 2:00pm. Basic sailing with instruction ranging from basic orientation to on-the-water practice.
Where
A map showing the location of the Hoover Sailing Club is available. 4250 Smothers Rd, Westerville, OH, 43081
About Sailing Lessons
It is easy to learn to sail at OSU. Learn to Sail instruction for beginners is offered at a number of convenient times. Every Saturday afternoon all instruction is presented simultaneously. Begin any Saturday, and continue as your schedule allows. On-the-water practice begins after a boat orientation and basic instruction. After a time or two you should feel comfortable sailing on your own, and advancing as your free time and enthusiasm permit. OSUSC membership is not necessary for your first introductory, supervised, expert volunteer-taught classes. Just show up at the Sailing House, dressed for the weather, with sneakers that you can afford to get wet. You may bring a friend as a partner, but swimming ability is an absolute prerequisite for all on-the-water participation. If you like what you see and enjoy sailing with us you may become a member of our club for $25.

51. Texas A M Sailing Team
The team existed at A M for 20 years as part of the sailing club, and in 1990 separated to become part of the recreational Sports Program.
http://recsports.tamu.edu/sailing/index.html

52. Virtual Library Of Sport - Sailing
Zealand New Zealand’s national body for competitive and recreational sailing; latestnews, briefings, events, racing rules, safety, highperformance sailing
http://sportsvl.com/water/sailing.htm
Home checked 25/9/03 Mostly commercial National and Regional Tall Ships World Challenges General Information

53. Guck Inc. Performance Small Sailboat Repair Shop, Bristol, Rhode Island
Championship sailboat builders and boat repair for one design classes, performance catamarans, recreational sailboats, and Olympic sailing classes. Located in Bristol, Rhode Island.
http://www.guckinc.com
See the Skunk in action! Great Photos by Peter McGowan "Skunk" Snuffer Info Javelin 2 Blades (Worrell 1000) About Us ... Interclubs send email to:
Guck, Inc.
275 Franklin St. Bristol, RI 02809 401-254-5092 fax
Guck, Inc.
Championship Winning Boat Work
by Lars Guck Peter Alarie Prescott Dude ... Cronin and Jonathan "JP" Patton
Trusted by Class Champions Everywhere
Click here to see who these Champions are! site maintained by Peter Alarie - peter@guckinc.com

54. Westwood Sailing Club, Toronto - Learn To Sail
Westwood is an adult recreational sailing club, a sailing school, aplace to meet new friends, and a fun place to spend the summer.
http://www.westwood.on.ca/
Home News Forum Join Navigation Home Membership Info Learn to Sail Calendar ... Links Club News Social Sailing, Thursday Night Dinner June 10 Members: Thursday June 10 is our next Social Sail. Show... more
Posted Jun 06, 2004 Photos Posted June 2 Photos posted May 25 and June 2. Thanks to Sharon. ... more
Posted Jun 02, 2004 Spring Fling Dinner Hey Everyone!! On Saturday June 5th Eric will be hosting our... more
Posted Jun 02, 2004 Club Email Broadcasts On Tuesday June 1, our membership email distribution list was... more
Posted Jun 01, 2004 Fast Ferry Information For Toronto Area Boaters The following information came to us from the Outer Harbour... more
Posted May 10, 2004 Waterfront News: A River Runs Through It Local federal MP Dennis Mills (Toronto-Danforth) recently submitted a report... more
Posted Mar 04, 2004
Welcome to
Westwood
Sailing Club
Come Join Us... For over 35 years, Westwood Sailing Club has been providing affordable access to sailing in Toronto. Westwood is an adult recreational sailing club, a sailing school, a place to meet new friends, and a fun place to spend the summer. Membership includes access to our fleet of over twenty club-owned sailing dinghies, as well as our pleasant waterfront location close to downtown Toronto.
Not a yacht club, rustic and laid-back, a cottage in the city, our not-for-profit community club offers several sessions of adult sailing lessons on our two-person

55. DrexelDragons.com - Recreational Sports
General Information. Visitors Information. Staff Directory. Tickets. RecreationalSports. Drexel Athletic Club. Marketing/Promotions. Special Events. sailing.
http://www.drexeldragons.com/recreation/club/sports/sailing.asp

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General Information Visitors Information Staff Directory ... IM this Link to a Friend Recreation - Club Sports
Rec Sports Home
Intramural Sports Club Sports Group Exercise ... Employment
Sailing
The Sailing Club competes against varsity and club teams in the Middle Atlantic Intercollegiate Sailing Association (MAISA)
, which includes schools from Virginia to Maine. The year-round club utilizes the Corinthian Yacht Club and welcomes new members! Contact:
Heath Moldveen, hjm23@Drexel.edu Affiliation:
Mid Atlantic Intercollegiate Sailing Association (MAISA);
Intercollegiate Sailing Association (ISCA) 2003-04 Schedule
Sept. 27th-28th Maisa Clinic and Regatta @ Georgetown Oct. 11th Nittany Lion Open Oct. 18th-19th Washington College Open Oct. 25th-26th Maisa Freshman @ Saint Mary's Nov. 1st-2nd Henry Luce Trophy @ ODU Club Sports Aikido Badminton DANCESPORT Cricket ...
Americaneagle.com, Inc

56. Wisconsin Hoofers Outdoor Recreation
recreational clubs including sailing, horseback riding, skiing and snowboarding, mountaineering, scuba, and gliding at the University of WisconsinMadison.
http://www.hoofers.org/
Outdoor Programs Office
800 Langdon St.
Madison, WI 53706 Office:(608) 262-1630
Fax:(608) 262-0156 Hours: Monday to Friday 8:30am-4:30pm Mountaineering Club Outing Club Sailing Club SCUBA Club ... E-Mail Contacts Escape the gravity of everyday life! Anyone can be a Hoofer!
News: - June 12: Terrace Fest
Outing Club Day of Instruction-Date to be announced-early June Memorial Union Bash: Midnight Sailing and Climbing Wall, August 31 All Hoofer Fall Kick-off, Sept 7, 2004, 7pm
Sailing Club Spring Student Special!
UW-Madison students pay only $99 in membership dues for the year. Sign up by May 7th to receive the discount! Sponsored by Wisconsin Union Directorate , part of the Wisconsin Union
at the University of Wisconsin-Madison

57. Recreational Boating At Battleship Cove.
BCCB is a nonprofit public access sailing facility. Our goal is to enrich the surroundingcommunity through recreational and educational programs that take
http://www.battleshipcove.com/boating.htm
PIER LEADERSHIP: Sponsors are the bedrock of the Battleship Cove Community Boating Program. Now entering its fourth season, BCCB is poised to deliver its offerings to an even broader audience. Follow this link to learn how you, your company, or your foundation can support this blossoming youth sailing program! Think that sailing is difficult, expensive or both? Battleship Cove Community Boating (BCCB) offers affordable adult instruction and membership programs, which will have you sailing in no time. BCCB is a nonprofit public access sailing facility. Our goal is to enrich the surrounding community through recreational and educational programs that take advantage of the waterfront. This goal is reflected in the many different programs that we run. Our youth program is largely scholarship based, providing many underprivileged kids of the Greater Fall River area, with new and productive activities that they could not otherwise afford. Our community outreach programs provide a new and unique experience, exposing the surrounding community to the under utilized waterfront and the sport of sailing. In the spring of 2001, Battleship Cove began a cooperative relationship with the Department of Environmental Management to revitalize Fall River's community boating program in Fall River. With the help of the DEM and our many community sponsors, BCCB got off to a great start and continues to grow. The youth program has been a resounding success. Thanks to the generous support of or donors, working in conjunction with the YMCA of Greater Fall River, the Thomas Chew Memorial Boys and Girls Club and Fall River Community Recreation, Battleship Cove Community Boating provides under privileged youth with affordable sailing instruction.

58. Navy Yacht Club Channel Islands
Assists the Navy in organizing and maintaining a training and recreational sailing program. Events calendar, photo gallery, articles, and contact details.
http://www.nycci.org/
NAVY YACHT CLUB CHANNEL ISLANDS
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P.O. Box 4395, USNCBC
Port Hueneme, CA 93044
Member Of:
USNSA - USSA - SCYA - SCCA - ASBCYC
GENERAL MEETING
and SPHAGETTI DINNER
Friday May 21 at 1900 hrs
at the NYCCI CLUB HOUSE 3400 Peninsula Road Don't miss this one ABOUT  NYCCI
Last updated: May 1, 2004                                           e-mail: sailyor@excite.com

59. Recreational Boating At Battleship Cove.
Follow this link to learn how you, your company, or your foundationcan support this blossoming youth sailing program! Aspiring
http://www.battleshipcove.com/boating-scholarship.htm
PIER LEADERSHIP: Sponsors are the bedrock of the Battleship Cove Community Boating Program. Now entering its fourth season, BCCB is poised to deliver its offerings to an even broader audience. Follow this link to learn how you, your company, or your foundation can support this blossoming youth sailing program! Aspiring to make sailing accessible to everyone, Battleship Cove offers need-based scholarships to disadvantaged youths through the generosity of our donors and our community partners. Since this program's inception in 2001, more than 600 inner-city youths have been introduced to sailing at Heritage State Park. Fee waiver forms are available at the boathouse. For details, please contact Director of Sailing Trevor Perkins THANKING OUR DONORS: Battleship Cove thanks the individuals and companies listed below for their essential support of youth sailing scholarships for the disadvantaged children of Greater Fall River. To make a charitable contribution of monies or merchandise, please contact David F. Guertin, Jr.

60. Lake Hartwell, - Hart County, Georgia
Offers fishing, camping, sailing and other recreational activities, located near Hartwell, Georgia.
http://www.nega.net/lakehartwellco/index.htm
LAKE HARTWELL One of the largest man made lakes in the south, Lake Hartwell offers fishing, camping, sailing and other recreational activities. The U.S. Corps of Engineers maintains numerous parks and camping locations along the lakes 962 miles of shoreline. With only a 25 foot setback from the lake, homes can be built on the lake with tremendous vistas and easy access, often with boat docks. Hartwell Dam is located on the Savannah River, approximately 8 miles east of the city of Hartwell on U.S. Hwy.29. The lake was designed and built for flood control and to provide a constant supply of water for all those downstream on the Savanah River. The dam is also used as a hydroelectric facility to generate power during peak demand times, thus helping to give local residents low cost electricity. Public tours are available of the dam and powerhouse. Just call the local Corps of Engineers office at (706)-376-4788 for dates and times. Special tours may be arranged for groups or tours. A Map of the Lake Hartwell Area will soon appear here. You will then be able to choose a location on the lake and find information about that city or area and its real estate. For now just click on the list below. Hartwell, Georgia

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