Many sailors have been lost at sea and some live to tell the tale. I…
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Many sailors have been lost at sea and some live to tell the tale. I…
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Read MoreLike Ahab, I’m going after this very BIG fish. And yes, Melville thought whales were…
Read MoreThis is article number 100 of Pacific Voyages. Yeah, balloon drop! After two years of…
Read More$1642.16 per capita a year. Maybe it’s the name. It’s pronounced keerybass. You might have…
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Read MoreNot in the Pacific and not a voyage. But it is my favorite story from…
Read MoreOn June 27th, 1898 Joshua Slocum became the first person to sail around the world…
Read MoreEven though California was admitted to the Union as a free state in 1850, slavery…
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Read MoreIf your child ain’t all he should be now’…just punch him around a bit! …
Read MoreOn February 23, 1942 a 365 foot long Japanese submarine surfaced a hundred yards off the…
Read MorePacific Voyages is about strange and wonderful things of the Pacific. So I thought we’d revisit…
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