Sailors dream of travels to foreign and intriguing ports, but are afraid to go because of imagined fears. But in fact it is more dangerous to sail alongshore than across an ocean. In this witty, irreverent and challenging book, Palley explains why. ― Sailing Inland & Offshore
Offers a wide range of illustrated articles from "Nautical Quarterly."
The narrative celebrates the diverse individuals who choose life at sea, sharing their captivating stories filled with humor and charm. Over three decades aboard Unlikely VII, the author encounters a range of characters, from devils to saints, each contributing to the rich tapestry of maritime life. The book reflects on the unique experiences and philosophies of these sailors, showcasing their adventures and the lessons learned on the open waters.