About the Author:
John Guzzwell, one of the world's great singlehanded sailors, was born in England and grew up in the Channel Islands where he spent most of his time on and around boats. John and his family were interned in Germany during World War II. Afterward, John learned the profession of boat joiner and then emigrated to British Columbia. At the age of 22, he began construction of Trekka, the boat in which he was to make his voyage around the world. John now makes his home in Washington where he builds custom boats. He still sails, and recently completed the Singlehanded TransPac Race from San Francisco to Hawaii in Endangered Species, a half-scale model of a B.O.C. racing sailboat which he built himself. John is author of Trekka 'Round the World.
Review:
Every generation has its heroes, and in the long-distance sailing world it's people like . . . John Guzzwell. --Hall Roth, author and Blue Water medalist
The stuff of dreams . . . John Guzzwell is an inspiration to all blue-water sailors. --Matthew P. Murphy, Editor, Wooden Boat
Only a few offshore sailors have earned a permanent place on the pantheon of voyagers, and John Guzzwell is one of them. --Blue Water Sailing
The stuff of dreams . . . John Guzzwell is an inspiration to all blue-water sailors. --Matthew P. Murphy, Editor, Wooden Boat
Only a few offshore sailors have earned a permanent place on the pantheon of voyagers, and John Guzzwell is one of them. --Blue Water Sailing
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