β Scribed by Gerry Spiess, Marlin Bree
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Speiss, a Minnesota schoolteacher who planned and worked for six years to build the small sailboat that would carry him alone across the Atlantic Ocean, chronicles his preparations, frustrations, hardships, and achievement.
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Speiss, a Minnesota schoolteacher who planned and worked for six years to build the small sailboat that would carry him alone across the Atlantic Ocean, chronicles his preparations, frustrations, hardships, and achievement.
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