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People, Boats, and Stories => Book Locker => Topic started by: starcrest on February 16, 2006, 01:25:17 AM

Title: sailing the farm
Post by: starcrest on February 16, 2006, 01:25:17 AM
by ken neumeyer.about foraging from the ocean....the book  contains info on turning your boat into to a cha-cha-cha-chia boat,and other neat stuff.supposedly out of print butyull find it at mos'betta marine booksto's all over.theres a place here in lauderdale called "blue water books and charts" a virtual candy store for people like us.....ahllbetyaz dey gottum
Title: Re: sailing the farm
Post by: CapnK on February 22, 2006, 01:07:40 PM
This sounds like a really good topic for a book. Does it say anything about harvesting seaweed for salads/veggies? I've always wondered if that could be done. I know many l/d voyagers I've read about weren't averse to making a barnacle soup from barneys harvested off of objects adrift that they'd run across. It would be neat to be able to supplement ship stores with the bounty of the sea, besides fishing. Kind of like the "primitive camping" we did back in Boy Scouts. :)
Title: Re: sailing the farm
Post by: starcrest on February 24, 2006, 05:11:52 AM
I donot recall all of the books contents......however it was a small formatted yellowish covered spiral bound book......this was over 20 yrs ago.....I am sure this book is still around at most marine stores.I remember it was about growing sprouts...and other things on board.....something about primitive refridgeration.....a"cold ball" .....making electricity......all that kinda stuff....solar stills for freshwater from seawater....