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A Strait, some Sounds, and a Sea. Robinetta, #6
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- ISBN978-1-386-17227-7
- EAN9781386172277
- Date de parution01/12/2017
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurRelay Publishing
Résumé
In 2017 We took our gaff cutter Robinetta from Holyhead on Anglesey up to Scotland, (via Liverpool), then down the Welsh side of the Irish Sea to Bristol. This book is an account of that journey, with all its attendant joys and trials, including a radio that would not stay on station, an engine that filled the bilges with oil, and some interesting weather. What with traversing the Menai Strait, more Sounds than we can remember (including some of a musical nature) and traveling widely in the Irish Sea we had a varied and fun sailing season.
In 2017 We took our gaff cutter Robinetta from Holyhead on Anglesey up to Scotland, (via Liverpool), then down the Welsh side of the Irish Sea to Bristol. This book is an account of that journey, with all its attendant joys and trials, including a radio that would not stay on station, an engine that filled the bilges with oil, and some interesting weather. What with traversing the Menai Strait, more Sounds than we can remember (including some of a musical nature) and traveling widely in the Irish Sea we had a varied and fun sailing season.
