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 MorePacific Voyages is about strange and wonderful things of the Pacific. So I thought we’d revisit…
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Read MoreLet’s see if we can find it shall we? My great friend Dr. Ken “liver…
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Read MoreSome remarkable adventurers have fallen under the radar. Take Lope Martín, for example. Though the…
Read MoreHuguette Clark died in 2011 at the age of 104. Huguette was the sole heir…
Read MoreNemo, The Pole of Inaccessibility In 1992 a survey engineer, Hrvoje Lukatela, calculated the most…
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