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07/10/201506/10/2015 / Bill

2 – The story continued . . .

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(Images by Bill Whateley)

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for love of a boat

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  • 70.8%
  • Arpex
  • Boat Building Academy
  • Captain George’s video
  • Chine bLog
  • Cornish Maritime Trust
  • Francois Vivier – naval architect
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  • intheboatshed.net
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  • The Invisible Workshop
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  • Tugster: A waterblog
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Marine art

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  • John Chancellor
  • Marine Art Information Centre

marine photography

  • For love of a boat – AA
  • For love of a boat – bbb
  • Kostas Sarris
  • Simone Pierotti

maritime history

  • British National Yachting Archive
  • Historic Tall Ship Replicas
  • National Maritime Museum Cornwall
  • National Maritime Museum Greenwich
  • Phoenicia – the Phoenician Ship Expedition
  • Society for Nautical Research
  • SW Maritime History

nautical links

  • The Mother of All Maritime Links

On sailing a Folksong

  • Dicky B Marine
  • Folkdancer 27 Owners Club
  • German Folkboat Association
  • Jester Challenge
  • Knockabout sloops
  • Matilda's blog
  • Single-Handed Sailing
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sailing

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  • Frank Singleton’s Weather Site for Sailing
  • Inshore Waters Forecast
  • Plym Yacht Club

sailors

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  • Between Home
  • Big oceans / tiny boat
  • Bika: Sailing a Contessa 26 round the world
  • Bill's log
  • Blue Moon – International Folkboat
  • Cruiser Log
  • Noonsite
  • Peaceful Journey
  • S V Gallant Fox
  • Self-portrait in the present sea
  • The Simple Sailor

The 'Ceres' books

  • Bristol Channel Pilot 1859
  • Last Days of Mast and Sail, by Alan More
  • Merchant Schooners (1 & 2), by Basil Greenhill
  • Out of Appledore, by W.J.Slade and Basil Greenhill
  • Phantom Fleet, by Ted Ashby
  • Sailing a Thames Barge Sail-by-Sail, by Peter Hearn
  • South Eastern Sail, by Michael Bouquet
  • The Agnes, the Clara May and the Traly, by Charmian Astbury
  • The Bude Canal, by Helen Harris and Monica Ellis
  • The Ketch Ceres 1811-1936, by Charmian Astbury
  • The Last of the Sailing Coasters, by Edmund Eglinton
  • The Sailing Pilots of the Bristol Channel, by Peter Stuckey
  • The Story of the Dido C, by Charmian Astbury
  • The Thames Sailing Barge, by Dennis J.Davis
  • Vintage Boats, by John Lewis
  • Westcountry Coasting Ketches, by W.J.Slade and Basil Greenhill
  • Westcountry Sail, by Michael Bouquet

The 'Cornwall' books

  • A Boatbuilder’s Story, by Percy Mitchell of Portmellon
  • Boats and Boatbuilding in West Cornwall, by A.S.Oliver
  • Fishing Boats of Cornwall, by Mike Smylie
  • Oh, For a Fisherman’s Life, an autobiography, by Alfred John Pengelly
  • The Fishing Boats and Ports of Cornwall, by W Stewart Lenton
  • The Last Traditional Oyster Men, by Mal Stone

The 'Folksong' books

  • Cruises with Kathleen, by Donald Hamilton
  • Cruising in Seraffyn, by Lin and Larry Pardey
  • Cruising Under Sail, by Eric Hiscock
  • Cruising, by J D Sleightholme
  • Deep Sea Sailing, by Erroll Bruce
  • Heavy Weather Sailing, by K Adlard Coles
  • Maiden Voyage, by Tania Aebi
  • Ming Ming and the Tonic of Wildness, by Roger Taylor
  • Mingming & The Art Of Minimal Ocean Sailing, by Roger Taylor
  • One Hand for Yourself, One for the Ship, by Tristan Jones
  • Pencil, Paper and Stars, by Alastair Buchan
  • Sailing into sunshine, by Peter Hancock
  • Sailing With Purpose, by Jerome Fitzgerald
  • Short-handed Sailing, by Alastair Buchan
  • Singlehanded Sailing, by Richard Henderson
  • Singlehanded Sailing: Thoughts, Tips, Techniques & Tactics, by Andrew Evans
  • Singlehanding, by Tony Meisel
  • Spindrift, by Peter Reason
  • The Folkboat Story, by Dieter Loibner
  • The Long Way Home, by Stuart Macdonald
  • The Seaworthy Offshore Boat, by John Vigor
  • The Self-Sufficient Sailor, by Lin and Larry Pardey
  • The Single-Handed Yachtsman, by Francis B.Cooke
  • The Voyage of Storm Petrel, by Clarissa Vincent
  • The Windvane Self-Steering Handbook, by Bill Morris
  • Voyages of a Simple Sailor, by Roger Taylor
  • Wind and Tide, by Jerome Fitzgerald

The 'Love of a Boat' books

  • Fishing the European Coast, by Mike Smylie
  • Inshore Craft of Britain, by Edgar J.March
  • Sailing Fishermen – in old photographs
  • Salt 2, edited by Pamela Wood
  • The Lugger Coast, by Robert Simper
  • Working Watercraft, by Thomas Gillmer

The Boatblog Book Shelf

  • A Thirst for the Sea, by Erskine Childers
  • A World of My Own, by Robin Knox-Johnson
  • Ice Bird, by David Lewis
  • In at the Deep End, by Denise St Aubyn Hubbard
  • In Search of Conrad, by Gavin Young
  • Joys of Life, by Uffa Fox
  • Mostly About Boats, by John Howlett
  • Mostly Mischief, by H.W.Tilman
  • Only So Many Tides, by Jon Wainwright
  • Passage to Juneau, by Jonathan Raban
  • Patrick O’Brian – A Life Revealed, by Dean King
  • Reflections in the Sea, by Douglas Phillips-Birt
  • Reflections on Yachts, by Douglas Phillips-Birt
  • Sailing Alone Around the World, by Joshua Slocum
  • Sailing Days, by Adlard Coles
  • Sailing Just For Fun, by A C Stock
  • Sea and Islands, by Hammond Innes
  • The Aegean, by H M Denham
  • The Mind of the Sailor, by Peter Noble and Ros Hogbin
  • Up the Creek, by Tony James

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