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Stone Boat Odyssey

Phyllis Nansen
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Pages
320
Year
2011
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

Set against the backdrop of mankind’s epic space
odyssey is the tale of a dream that wouldn’t
die and a stone boat that eventually sailed
40,000 ocean miles.

Despite false starts, setbacks, and near tragedy,
a boat named Fram set sail on its oceangoing
adventure in 1987. This is the story of the
remarkable couple who dared to dream of sailing
the world’s oceans on the spark of an idea planted
while mankind was aiming at the moon, and spent
the next three decades completing their odyssey.

Follow this amazing journey from the muddy
bayous of Louisiana, to the verdant wilderness
of British Columbia, and eventually to the palmgraced
atolls of the South Pacific as they discover
how to sail, how to build a boat, and how to live
their dream.

Related Subjects

  • Adventurers & Explorers
  • Biography & Autobiography
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