Name/Title
There Be No DragonsEntry/Object ID
G525 .P335Description
A sailor is never really finished like a piece of toast or a steak. A sailor is always in the living process of becoming, a condition described by Plato as life itself.
There is too much information, too much experience, and too many variables for any sailor to absorb in one lifetime. You are a sailor when you say you are a sailor, not when you know this much or that much.
The Core of this book is to give you enough information, but just enough, to support a claim to sailordom, and to convince you that, with the minimums set up herein, you are capable of taking a small boat across a large ocean.Collection
SailAcquisition
Source (if not Accessioned)
Dave RichardsonOther Names and Numbers
Other Numbers
Number Type
Old NumberOther Number
2012.L.110Book Details
Author
Palley, ReesePlace Published
* Untyped Place Published
Dobbs Ferry, New YorkDate Published
1996Binding
Binding Type
Hardcover or Case BoundPublication Language
EnglishPublication Subjects
Voyages and travels; SailingISBN
1-57409-010-0LCCN
G525 .P335 1996Location
Room
*Lou Smith LibraryBuilding
*Elizabeth & Bolling Haxall BuildingCopyright
Copyright Holder
Palley, ReeseCopyright Date
1996