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Of Foreign Build - From Corporate Girl to Sea Gypsy Woman

English · Paperback / Softback

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From the bland corporate world to a life of adventure on the oceans.


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Jackie returned to Australia after exploring the French canals on a Dutch barge with her Australian husband.Originally from the UK, Jackie is now an adopted Australian. She grew up with horses in the UK until her world was shattered with a heartbreaking bereavement. Disillusioned with life, she ran away to Australia and met and married Noel (within just a few months!). They decided to buy a boat and set sail. So within her first year living in a foreign land, she was getting used to a foreign husband and a foreign life on board!Mariah II took Jackie & Noel around the world. Pyewacket II (purchased in San Francisco) took them across the Pacific Ocean for a second time on a more southerly route. Adventures include The Great Loop in the USA plus Canada's Great Lakes and the French Canals.Between boats they adopted 5 standardbred horses and set off into the Australian bush with just the horses and their gear on their backs... "an extraordinary experience."Their last boat was a motorboat - a long story (well a short one really) but keep following to see what new plans they have!Jackie & Noel spent three years on a 1920s Dutch Bunker barge, which they completely renovated while exploring France and Belgium.As a commercial captain Jackie has worked internationally, and has been a Marine Rescue skipper. She has also taught commercial maritime. She co-wrote a pilot book (in America) and several hundred magazine articles worldwide. Cruisers' AA (accumulated acumen) was Jackie (and Noel's) first self-published book. She now runs her own training company for recreational and commercial boaters, called SisterShip Training.

Product details

Authors Jackie S Parry
Publisher SisterShip Training
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 31.08.2024
 
EAN 9780987551535
ISBN 978-0-9875515-3-5
No. of pages 368
Dimensions 148 mm x 210 mm x 24 mm
Weight 705 g
Subject Guides > Sport > Water sport, sailing

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