The cure for anything is salt water, how I threw my life overboard and found happiness at sea, Mary South
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The cure for anything is salt water, how I threw my life overboard and found happiness at sea, Mary South
Language
eng
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no index present
Literary form
non fiction
Main title
The cure for anything is salt water
Medium
electronic resource
Nature of contents
dictionaries
Responsibility statement
Mary South
Sub title
how I threw my life overboard and found happiness at sea
Summary
At forty, Mary South had a beautiful home, good friends, and a successful career in book publishing. But she couldn't help feeling that she was missing something intangible but essential. So she decided to go looking for it . . . at sea. Six months later she had quit her job, sold the house, and was living aboard a forty-foot, thirty-ton steel trawler she rechristened Bossanova. Despite her total lack of experience, South set out on her maiden voyage-a fifteen-hundred-mile odyssey from Florida to Maine-with her one-man, two-dog crew. But what began as the fulfillment of an idle wish became a crash course in navigating the complicated byways of the self
Target audience
adult
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