The Inland Waterways Logbook (eBook)

Adlard Coles is renowned for its beautifully produced logbooks, and with nothing else on the market specifically for inland waterways boaters, the new Inland Waterways Logbook will be a very welcome addition to the range. This handy, paperback logbook is designed specifically for inland waterways boaters, and contains useful pages of data, including:helpful knots sound signals Rule of the Road how a lock works tunnel procedure man overboard data on the boat (fuel, water capacity, spares, part nos etc) visitor pages The author is a well-known inland waterways enthusiast and expert, and the book even features an unlaminated area on the cover, so readers can write their boat's name on the front. This handy, paperback logbook is designed specifically for inland waterways boaters. By the author of The Inland Waterways Manual, this book contains useful pages on knots, sound signals, Rule of the Road, tunnel procedure and much more. Emrhys Barrell has spent a lifetime afloat, for pleasure and for work. He has managed boatyards, designed boats, and edited boating magazines. But his greatest passion is for the inland waterways of Great Britain and Europe. No other inland waterways logbook on the market By the author of our Inland Waterways Manual - a good sellerIncludes pages of useful information for canal and river usersUnlaminated area on the cover for the boat's name to be written inAttractively priced and good value for money

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Adlard Coles is renowned for its beautifully produced logbooks, and with nothing else on the market specifically for inland waterways boaters, the new Inland Waterways Logbook will be a very welcome addition to the range. This handy, paperback logbook is designed specifically for inland waterways boaters, and contains useful pages of data, including: helpful knots sound signals Rule of the Road how a lock works tunnel procedure man overboard data on the boat (fuel, water capacity, spares, part nos etc) visitor pagesThe author is a well-known inland waterways enthusiast and expert, and the book even features an unlaminated area on the cover, so readers can write in their boat's name.