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No, there's no PDF of 100 Magic Miles that can be downloaded from the publisher. Any other PDFs that might be out there are pirated copies.
It takes much time, effort and cost to update and print 100 Magic Miles, so we simply cannot risk allowing a digital version of the book to be shared around. It would make it unviable to keep updating and publishing new editions. We think that is in nobody's best interest.
No, that is not permitted. This publication is copyright. Other than for the purposes and subject to the conditions prescribed under the Copyright Act 1968, no part of it may in any form or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photo-indexing, recording or otherwise), be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted without prior written permission. Enquiries should be addressed to the publisher.
Yes, 100 Magic Miles is sold in many good bookstores around the country. You can usually pick up a copy at ship chandlers and newsagents in the area too. Or it can be purchased online here and will be dispatched to you promptly.
Yes, you can, however, you will miss out on the latest updates, such as:
Aside from this, the islands and anchorages themselves don't change too much from one edition to the next!
Watch this space... we are developing a companion app for 100 Magic Miles, though we are taking our time to get it right. We need to ensure it's of sufficient additional value that it makes the investment in this technology worthwhile.
Sorry, but those days are over. Back in the day, many bays had no name and so various monikers were attributed by charter companies and certain book authors (who will remain nameless) to aid in identifying where a charter vessel was located or headed. However, most places have a name now and the authorities take a dim view of putting unsanctioned names on maps, official or not.