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A World of My Own: The First Ever Non-stop Solo Round the World Voyage

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A World of My Own: The First Ever Non-stop Solo Round the World VoyageAuthor: Robin Knox-johnston
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   Paperback 264 pages
   Release Date: 30 January 2004
   Publisher: Adlard Coles Nautical
   ISBN: 0713668997
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Customer Reviews:

  A True Classic (20 June 2007)
Extremely well written by a truly great Englishman. What comes across in this book is his sheer down-to-earth, common-sense approach to a formidable enterprise. If you want the poetic appreciation of the sea, read Bernard Moitessier. If, however, you want a rattling good yarn, told exactly like it was, read this book - the first of several by this master mariner, whose adventures have continued to the present day.

  Quite an adventure (01 November 2006)
I really enjoyed this book.
It gives an insight into the mind of one of the greatest adventurers of our time.
1968 seems a long time ago (I was only a 1yo baby!) but this guy was out there doing his stuff.
He conveys a sense of freedom we can only dream of these days.

  I guarantee this will inspire you (27 April 2004)
I love this book. It is an amazing story. Anyone interested remotely insailing should love it. If you haven't read it, I strongly recomend it.The idea of sailing from Falmouth single handed and alone non-stop aroundthe world in a 32 foot wooden yacht, back into Falmouth again - is simple- yet an awesome challenge for 1968 and before the days of GPS, computersand modern boat materials. An amazing tale, I treasure this book.

 
 


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