DSC Places we Like
INSTRUCTORS PAGE LOCAL Sailing Schools and Private instructors
— The rest of Canada -
Thunder Bay Joel Taylor, All Seasons
Nova Scotia Dave DeWolfe - Discovery Sailing
Open Ocean long Passage Ken & Carol Gillstrom on Voyager 10 10
Canvas Biminis Dodgers
SALTY BOUY marine canvass
http://www.funvancouver.ca The Folk & Roots Club
GALLEY food deck, above the club
Tidal Prediction; Point Atkinson 7 Day
Currents Prediction Porlier Pass
Storm Surge - predictions for Flooding from High Tide and Storms
Tide Prediction; Other Places
WHALES DOLPHINS SEA LIONS :
Cetacean Research Programs Humpback & Whale Wise Population
TAKE CARE OF THE OCEAN Ocean Wise information page
Marine Education Research Society at Port McNeil
Massive Photo Project of the BC Coast
Jerico Centre links
Jericho Sailing Centre Association
Locarno Sailing Club ( old SFU club)
Barnet Sailing Club a local Big Boat Co-op sailing club
BC Coast Marinas a review of our coast, pictures and Charts
Burrard Marina Community Association supporting our rights to safety & pleasure
Weather Links
Windy . com is the flow patterns of todays winds direction and strength
Strait of Georgia Marine Forecast
Webcam view of the Bay to Bowen Island Whistler, Deep Cove Van Cam live
Good Multi Page Links Links
Mark's "Thousand sailing links” Page From Apparent Wind com website
47 pages of indexed marine links.
Sailing links
LIBRARY of free instruction articles and information from BoatSafe.
Location & speed of all commercial ships
Cooper Sailing Courses & Charters
Cooper Boating 1620 Duranleau, Granville Island,
Vancouver, B.C. V6H 3S4 (604) 687-4110 (888) 999-6419
How to Sail on Your First try : A Beginner's Guide & Links
Lots of info from Pat's Boating across Canada
Nova Scotia Dave's Discovery Sailing Boat, Michaela .
Fleet links
Laser Class North American Region
Cruising Stories around Vancouver & Coast. From 48' North Magazine.
Boat Parts
Repairs to the HobiCat & other boats.
Your Spirit Mind Brain & Body
Health Search, Migraine Headaches are avoidable
Define the ways your brain and body react to any trauma during your sailing:
Start here:
Regardless of its source, an emotional trauma contains three common elements:
• it was unexpected;
• the person was unprepared; and
• there was nothing the person could do to prevent it from happening.
It is not the event that determines whether something is traumatic to someone, but the individual's experience of the event. And it is not predictable how a given person will react to a particular event. For someone who is used to being in control of emotions and events, it may be surprising - even embarrassing - to discover that something like an accident or job loss can be so debilitating.
QUOTE from : HEALING RESOURCES INFO WEBSITE;
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