### From Publishers Weekly Deviating from his usual excursions into the world's rainforests, O'Hanlon (\_No Mercy\_) finagles his way onto a Scottish deep-sea fishing boat headed into the North Atlantic waters in January, "the very worst time of year," when storm winds are at their most forceful. T
Trawler: A Journey Through the North Atlantic
โ Scribed by O'hanlon, Redmond
- Book ID
- 106920324
- Publisher
- Vintage Books
- Year
- 2003
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 2 MB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781400078103
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โฆ Synopsis
Having survived Borneo, Amazonia, and the Congo, the indefatigable Redmond O'Hanlon sets off on his next adventure: his own perfect storm, in the wild waters off the northern tip of Scotland. Equipped with a fancy Nikon, an excessive supply of socks, and no seamanship whatsoever, O'Hanlon joins the commercial fishing crew of the Norlantean , a deep-sea trawler,_ _ to stock a bottomless hull with their catch, even as a hurricane roars around them. Rich in oceanography, marine biology, and uproarious humor, Trawle r is Redmond O'Hanlon at his finest.
From the Trade Paperback edition.
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### From Publishers Weekly Deviating from his usual excursions into the world's rainforests, O'Hanlon (\_No Mercy\_) finagles his way onto a Scottish deep-sea fishing boat headed into the North Atlantic waters in January, "the very worst time of year," when storm winds are at their most forceful. T
Having survived Borneo, Amazonia, and the Congo, the indefatigable Redmond O'Hanlon sets off on his next adventure: his own perfect storm, in the wild waters off the northern tip of Scotland. Equipped with a fancy Nikon, an excessive supply of socks, and no seamanship whatsoever, O'Hanlon joins the
Having survived Borneo, Amazonia, and the Congo, the indefatigable Redmond O'Hanlon sets off on his next adventure: his own perfect storm, in the wild waters off the northern tip of Scotland. Equipped with a fancy Nikon, an excessive supply of socks, and no seamanship whatsoever, O'Hanlon joins the