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You certainly live in an excellent place for taking sights on a natural
horizon.

CN is substantially easier than many texts would lead you to believe.  The
problem is usually tyha basic concepts such as GP and the relationship
between altitude and distance fro the GP.  The basics of CN can be taught
if a few hours - after fertilization with the basic concepts, texts are
useful in filling pout the rest of the art.

Do you have a sextant?  If so, what kind?

What test are you suing and what problems are you having.  If you wish,
you can contact me off net - I can give you my direct e-mail.

> Hello! Can anyone recommend a good and reputable online course to learn
> celestial navigation? I'm out in Ucluelet British Columbia so travelling
> to a class in person isn't really possible, and trying to teach myself has
> been less than successful (I need the structure of a course and the
> accountability of tests/lessons/assignments). Something that could lead to
> some sort of qualification eventually would also be motivating. I've seen
> some where you can follow a syllubus yourself, but I'm hoping to find a
> course where students can actually log in and have discussions and ask
> questions.
> Thank you!
> Carly
>
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