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5.0 out of 5 stars Brilliant, September 3, 2007 <\/p>\n
This review is from: Sea-Steading: A Life of Hope and Freedom on the Last Viable Frontier (Paperback) <\/p>\n
The long out-of-print \"Sailing the Farm\" is another good reference for aquatic self-sufficiency, but Sea-Steading is more focused on developing competent sailing skills. There is a wealth of good knowledge here, and the writing is full of gems (even though, as he readily admits, it could have used a bit of copy-editing). I've already quoted the author twice and referred back to a passage once, and it has only been two days since I spent a very satisfying Saturday immersed in the book. <\/p>\n
I highly recommended this for those who understand its intent. Jerome truly knows his stuff, and makes a very good case for casting off from the consumer lifestyle... not just adding a yacht to one's stable of toys. And even if you don't care about the broader philosophical context, the knowledge herein might keep you off a lee shore some dark and stormy night. <\/p>\n
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