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Narrowboating With Kids
by Karla Grimwood
My husband, two children, and I moved to England for a few years. Our first glimpse of a narrowboat cruising down the Thames made us want to experience it firsthand. These long boats were historically pulled by horses along a path beside the canal. Now they are used for vacations and as spacious liveaboards.

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     Captain Woody's account of his around the world adventure on his 33 foot sloop, the Low Key. Starting out, with his girlfriend, on a boat not designed for the rigors of the open ocean, the plan to do some sailing in the Pacific turns into a global adventure. From nearly losing Low Key in Mexico, to waterfalls in a Polynesian paradise; tribal Kava ceremonies in the Yasawas, and love lost in Australia; brewing his own beer, soloing the Indian Ocean and getting buried under her waves; sailing the perilous East Cape of Africa, enduring South Atlantic calms, getting to know Caribbean crew and Cartegena locals; limping through the Panama Canal and banging up the coast of Baja; there's a little something here for everyone. .

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Softcover, 224 pages