Tire mooring buoy connected by chain to two concrete drums. Available, until further notice, for free use, by agreement. Lovely location. No warranty as to condition or fitness for any purpose. You would be welcome to do repairs and replacements and make some small alteration in its location. Repairs and replacements become our property. It has been used until recently as the mooring buoy for a 20-foot double bilge keel sailboat drawing 28". Most appropriate for a long-term resident of Silva Bay.

I will need the use of two young children's car seats for the week of March 12 - 19 in Vancouver, BC.

Willing to share without warranty as to their being updated although most are quite new.

Some years we go north and don't need our southern charts and vice versa. So the charts that might be available for a portion anyway of a summer are those south of Nanaimo to the US border or those from Nanaimo north to Port Hardy including all of Desolation Sound, Discovery Passage, Johnstone Strait, and Queen Charlotte Sound.

We would be interested in swapping temporarily some years for charts of the West Coast of Vancouver Island, Queen Charlotte Islands, and North Coast.

Charts onhand include: 3310-1 to 3310-3 (Gulf Island Strip Chart - missing #4); 3311-1 (Port Moody to Howe Sound); 3311-5 (Grief Point to Desolation Sound); 3312 Jervis Inlet and Desolation Sound (29 pages of charts in a booklet); 3441 (Haro Strait, Boundary Pass and Satellite Channel). For the remainder of the charts listed, see the Canadian Hydrographic Service guide to paper charts of the Pacific Coast at http://www.charts.gc.ca. Other charts in our library are: 3442; 3443; 3459; 3462; 3462; 3473; 3475; 3476; 3478, 3481; 3491; 3493; 3494; 3495; 3515 (Knight Inlet); 3527 (Baynes Sound); 3534 (Plans Howe Sound); 3535 (Plans Malaspina Strait); 3539 (Discovery Passage); 3543 (Cordero Channel); 3544 (Johnstone Strait - Race Passage and Current Passage); 3545 (Johnstone Strait - Port Neville to Robson Bight); 3547 (Queen Charlotte Strait - Eastern Portion); 3548 (Queen Charlotte Strait - Central Portion); 3555 (Plans in Redonda Islands, Loughborough Inlet and Vicinity); 3563 (Sutil Channel to Stuart Island).

Picture is of a chart of Knight Inlet.

Have and willing to share for free after July, 2011 (but do express your interest now), one of John Kimantas' wonderful books giving an in-the-kayak view of a part of the coast of British Columbia, The Wild West Coast 3 covers B.C. South Coast and the East Coast of Vancouver Island. 536 pages covering from the Gulf Islands through the Sunshine Coast, Desolation Sound, Discovery Passage, and Johnstone Strait, to the Broughton Archipelago and Queen Charlotte Sound. The kayaker at Ecomarine on Granville Island who sold the book to me said John Kimantas has written the best books about the coast from a paddlers' perspective. So far, even using the book as a planning tool for a sailboat cruise and not for kayaking, it does seem that the claim is a fair one.

Don't have but interested in sharing amongst a group, to see how one works and how it would fit (or not) into our lives.

Have. Willing to rent out. $10 a day. $200 deposit. Or put into a tool pool. Karcher cold water (soap can be added) electric 2,000 psi. Model 5.68. Brand new 1Jan2011.

Have it and willing to share it for free. This book, with a sub-title of A "cheat sheet" to the Four Steps to the Epiphany has a forward by the author of that book, Steven Gary Blank. The authors are Brant Cooper and Patrick Vlaskovits. Published in 2010.