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(More customer reviews)Well, yes, this is a simple home-made production but they do give some very practical and good advice including the beauty and realities of cruising. They do not take you on a romantic voyage with dancing natives under palm trees but they show you how you can make it there for yourself. A worthy DVD for ones collection as you'll want to watch it more than once to take in all the advice which is shown in detail on their own boat and advice of what you can expect at different ports around the world as far as people and supplies go...like how to refill your propane tank when there is no pressure fitting and other such things as you might not have considered. I learned a lot from watching it.
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Now you feel confident with cruising local waters. Before you "start planning to set off across an ocean join Lin and Larry Pardey on board Taleisin in Fremantle, Australia as they demonstrate gear storage for offshore voyaging, dinghy choices, warping out a stern anchor, proper life-raft storage, storm trysails, sail repairs and other valuable hints to help you prepare yurself and your boat. Then voyage along with them on a classic tradewind passage across the Indian Ocean toward Africa, with stops at Cocos (Keeling) Atoll, the quiet island of Rodriques, and the remote French colony at Reunion. Weather planning, landfall considerations, windvanes, sail choices and crew comfort are only a few of the subjects covered. Shot in Fremantle, Australia; at sea during their Indian Ocean passage; near their home in New Zealand; and on board 114 year old Thelma, the classic racing yacht they restored, this DVD incorpoartes the best ideas from their highly praised videos; voyaging: Hints for Upgrading your Cruising Boat, and Cruising Coral Seas.Completely re-edited and re-mastered, this program is supplemented with new information and ideas from these master voyagers who now have more than 185,000 miles under their belts, including a contrary-to-the-wind rounding of the four great southern capes.Join the Pardeys and learn some of the secrets that, even after forty years afloat make them eager to keep cruising...äs long as its fun!
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