Books matching: solo circumnavigation
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Save:Maiden Voyage by Tania Aebi is a captivating true story of a young woman's solo circumnavigation of the globe in a small sailboat. The book details Tania's adventurous journey, facing challenges and triumphs as she navigates the world's oceans at a tender age, setting records and inspiring readers with her courage and determination. The plot unfolds with vivid descriptions of Tania's experiences, from the thrill of exploration to the emotional growth she undergoes throughout her voyage. The writing style is engaging, drawing readers into the world of sailing and personal discovery, making it a compelling read for both sailing enthusiasts and those seeking an inspiring coming-of-age tale.
October 23, 1987, another dawn—my thirty-seventh alone on the North Atlantic. Around me, the sea is a liquid mountain range of heaving swells, and I’m really scared. The winds and waves have been stea... - #2
Save:'Dove' by Robin Lee Graham is a captivating coming-of-age story that follows a 16-year-old boy's solo voyage around the world in the 1960s. Readers are taken on a thrilling adventure filled with sailing, exploration, and self-discovery. Graham's writing style beautifully captures his experiences, emotions, and the challenges he faced during his epic journey, making the reader feel like they are right there alongside him on the high seas.
DOVE nosed into her slip at the Long Beach marina, her sails furled like a bird resting its wings after a storm. I wasn’t thinking about the voyage at all. My mind was on Patti. I was yearning to hold... - #3
Save:"The Long Way" by Bernard Moitessier is a sailing memoir that delves into the author's journey of self-discovery and connection with nature during a solo circumnavigation race. Moitessier's writing style captivates readers with his poetic descriptions of life at sea, the beauty of the ocean world, and the internal struggles and joys of a lone sailor. The book highlights Moitessier's decision to forgo the race's finish line in pursuit of a deeper spiritual connection, emphasizing his unique perspective on life and the natural world.
Our boats lie at anchor in Plymouth harbour and the BBC forecasts favourable winds today and tomorrow, but also fog. Too bad about the fog: it will have to be today. Sailors do not like to leave on Fr...
