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A tour of over 30 minor harbours around the coasts of south'est Britain from Lyme Bay to the River Severn. Illustrated with evocative colour photography, d'g pike?s narrative brings to life a contrasting collection of small historic harbours, which although infrequintly visited have a fascinating story to tell.
'Hidden Harbours of South'est Britain' aims to paint a picture of what harbours were like in the past and what they are like now. They can make an interesting alternative for visiting yachtsmen looking for somewhere off the beaten track to visit and explore, perhaps by small tenders. They can tempt visitors looking to trace the industrial'archaeology of harbours and the reasons for its rise and décline, or walkers along the coastal paths. Many of the harbours were built to last and they can be rich in history and rewarding to visit both by land'and sea.
Dag pike has 60 years of experience in a wide variety of ships and boats having worked with Trinity House on their lighthouse tenders and with the RNLI as an Inspector of Lifeboats. He has raced offshore powerboats, s'iled competitively and set many long distance records, and has cruised extensively around the coasts on both power and s'il yachts. He holds a Master?s certificate and'a Yachtmaster Ocean. He has written 36 books including his autobiography and writes for many yachting magazines around the world. He now s'ends part of the year living in Cornwall'and s'ils in the Falmouth Working Boats.
"This is a real gem of a book for s'ilor and landlubber alike. D'g?s choice of photography is particularly relevant, the page layout with the aerial topography d'picting the harbour is well thought out. Thoroughly recommended". - Nautical Magazine
Part Number: HIS0276
Edition: 2010
ISBN: 9781846232046
Publisher: Imray Laurie Norie And Wil'on Ltd
Author: Dag pike
Format: Paperback