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Reddit mentions of Godforsaken Sea: The True Story of a Race Through the World's Most Dangerous Waters
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- Great for parties, work space, and more
- Made of heavy-duty polyethylene plastic and steel
- Adjustable height settings for lots of options
- Fold flat for storage
- Stronger and more durable than wood, they will not split, chip or peel. Dimensions (Open): 30" L x 20" W x 21" - 28" H (76,0 cm L x 49,5 cm W x 53,0 cm - 71,0 cm H) Dimensions (Closed): 40" L x 20" W x 2.75" H (101,6 cm L x 50,8 cm W x 7 cm H)
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| Height | 7.96 Inches |
| Length | 5.15 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | June 2000 |
| Weight | 0.54895103238 pounds |
| Width | 0.62 Inches |
Glad to be able to share.
If you find the story of Moitessier's race interesting, Robin Knox-Johnston provides a really interesting counterpoint with "A world of my own"
He is the British stalwart plucky "stiff upper-lip" counterpoint to the frenchman's "I go because i must and the rest will happen"
"A Voyage for Madmen" is a great summary of all the viewpoints in that race, which includes a lot of great info from Nigel Tetley, and Donald Crowhurst (subject of the Deep Water documentary) whose books I haven't yet collected.
Another great collection I have surround the Vendee Globe race of 96-97 include "Godforsaken Sea" as a good overall coverage of the race which included the death of a competitor, and miraculous rescue of another by his fellow racer Pete Goss, whose "Close to the wind" is another plucky british tale of plugging on against all odds.
I'd love to see what you finally submit, so if you want to throw it up somewhere when you're done, pass along a link.