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 Taking on the World - Ellen MacArthur
 Taking on the World - Ellen MacArthur ... feel drained. My mind feels like it's been frozen and is trying to wake ...Newest Review: ... When I've thought about sailing round the world I've imagined being on QEII, which is the size of a substantial ... more ... building. The one trip
that I have done aboard her took me across the Bay of Biscay, in what the crew described as "just a bit of a rough sea". I found the experience decidedly uncomfortable and a little frightening. Ellen sailed alone in a sixty-foot yacht through some of the roughest seas on the planet and under racing conditions. Her writing conveys the conditions vividly, but in a very under-stated way. For more than ninety...more |
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Taking on the World - Ellen MacArthur: Sailing along on the crest of a wave (1307 words)
by - written on 05/08/03 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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"I've just read this marvellous book," said my friend "would you like to borrow it? It's Ellen MacArthur's autobiography". Her son had given her the book on Mother's Day. I could understand that. Her son's a sailor, although aircraft carriers are more his thing than single-handed ocean racers. I've no connection with the sea, or sailing, but I didn't like to refuse and the book came home with me. Ellen MacArthur had no connection with the sea either. She lived in land-locked Derbyshire, but her aunt had a boat and at the age of eight the salt water got into her veins. Boats don't come cheap, but Ellen ... Read the complete review
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