I Can't Keep Calm Because I Am A Leasing Manager: Motivational: 6X9 unlined 129 pages Notebook writing journal

Every sailor knows that instruments can fail. Things get wet, break, fall overboard. Whether you're safe on your boat or drifting in a life raft, let David Burch show you how to find your way no matter what navigational equipment you have. Often relying on common materials like a small stick, a plastic bottle, even a pair of sunglasses, Burch explains how to make use of all available means-from the ancient skills of Polynesian navigators to the contrails of airliners overhead-to calculate speed, direction, latitude, and longitude and to perform all aspects of piloting and dead reckoning.

Learn how to: Steer by sun, stars, wind, and swells, Estimate current and leeway, Improvise your own knotmeter or plumb-bob sextant, Find the sun in a fogbank, Estimate latitude with a plate and a knotted string, And more vital information.

About the Author:
David Burch is the founder and president of the Starpath School of Navigation and the author of nine books on navigation, including Radar for Mariners and Fundamentals of Kayak Navigation