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Gentleman's Guide to Passages South (2001)
 
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Gentleman's Guide to Passages South (2001) [Spiral-bound]

Bruce Van Sant
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This updated guide is considered the "Bible" by many cruising yachtsmen traveling between Florida and Venezuela. Includes many sketchcharts and GPS coordinates, plus a wealth of information for the sailor who would rather take it slow and easy entroute to paradise.

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5.0 out of 5 stars DON'T LEAVE HOME WITHOUT IT, Jan 12 2002
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CAPT. CARROLE WARD (currently-Gulf of Mexico - soon - Bahamas/Caribbean) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Gentleman's Guide to Passages South (2001) (Spiral-bound)
If you are planning to cruise the Bahamas and Virgins - Van Sant is as important as your GPS. Don't leave home without it. Then, USE IT. Follow his advice - to the letter. The "Gentleman Cruiser" knows of what he speaks. He's been there-done it-and has the t-shirt (or knowledge - if you will).

I have a Captain's license and have taught navagation, safe boating and Rules of the Road - and was associated with a very active USCG Aux. flotilla before adopting the crusing life. Van Sant's description of weather, air and patterns is undoubtedly the best I have ever come across. I have recommended that his narrative be used for the Auxilliary Weather classes. Boy am I glad that he did not listen to the "nay sayers" and delete that portion. If you plan to cruise - pay special attention to that section.

Happy sailing and may the wind be always on ur beam.~~~__/)~~~
Capt. Carrole Ward and Noel Robbins, LCDR, USN (Ret.)
aboard S/V Cassandra

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5.0 out of 5 stars It will change your cruising style, Nov 15 2001
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Roger H Strube (Miami, FL United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Gentleman's Guide to Passages South (2001) (Spiral-bound)
I have just completed my old copy of Van Sant's book and will never look at cruising the same way again. My wife and I have lived on our 49 foot sailing catamaran, Millennium Dragon for the past 2 years. After reading the earlier version, I am convinced we must slow down and "wait for weather". This is not only a sailing guide to cruising south, it is a major work on adjusting your attitude regarding passages and how to reach your destination in comfort. I have just purchased the updated version to look for additional pearls of wisdom. Van Sant is opinionated and direct but very entertaining and informative. You will either love or hate the man but read the book!
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5.0 out of 5 stars It will change your cruising style, Nov 15 2001
By Roger H Strube - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Gentleman's Guide to Passages South (2001) (Spiral-bound)
I have just completed my old copy of Van Sant's book and will never look at cruising the same way again. My wife and I have lived on our 49 foot sailing catamaran, Millennium Dragon for the past 2 years. After reading the earlier version, I am convinced we must slow down and "wait for weather". This is not only a sailing guide to cruising south, it is a major work on adjusting your attitude regarding passages and how to reach your destination in comfort. I have just purchased the updated version to look for additional pearls of wisdom. Van Sant is opinionated and direct but very entertaining and informative. You will either love or hate the man but read the book!

5.0 out of 5 stars DON'T LEAVE HOME WITHOUT IT, Jan 12 2002
By CAPT. CARROLE WARD - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Gentleman's Guide to Passages South (2001) (Spiral-bound)
If you are planning to cruise the Bahamas and Virgins - Van Sant is as important as your GPS. Don't leave home without it. Then, USE IT. Follow his advice - to the letter. The "Gentleman Cruiser" knows of what he speaks. He's been there-done it-and has the t-shirt (or knowledge - if you will).

I have a Captain's license and have taught navagation, safe boating and Rules of the Road - and was associated with a very active USCG Aux. flotilla before adopting the crusing life. Van Sant's description of weather, air and patterns is undoubtedly the best I have ever come across. I have recommended that his narrative be used for the Auxilliary Weather classes. Boy am I glad that he did not listen to the "nay sayers" and delete that portion. If you plan to cruise - pay special attention to that section.

Happy sailing and may the wind be always on ur beam.~~~__/)~~~
Capt. Carrole Ward and Noel Robbins, LCDR, USN (Ret.)
aboard S/V Cassandra

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