Fire Sail: A Miraculous Attainment of a Family's Dream – Part 1

Biography & Memoir
Cover of the book Fire Sail: A Miraculous Attainment of a Family's Dream – Part 1 by Roger A. Marin, Roger A. Marin
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Author: Roger A. Marin ISBN: 9781310008528
Publisher: Roger A. Marin Publication: April 2, 2014
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Roger A. Marin
ISBN: 9781310008528
Publisher: Roger A. Marin
Publication: April 2, 2014
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

This is a true, almost unbelievable story, of how our Maine family, over a seven-year period and on a shoestring budget, with a lot of sweat and tenacity, and with what we eventually would have to concede as Divine Intervention, managed to build a beautiful and seaworthy 40-foot sailboat. Then, a couple of years later, sell most everything we owned, enroll our two sons in correspondence school, and sail away for a two-year adventure.

This is not a step-by-step building documentation and travelogue, but rather, a personal account of day-to-day frustrations, challenges, and rewards that were integral parts of our saga. It explains the background of a low income family kid who would grow to love boats and how, many years later, his own family would become swept up in the obsession of attaining his impossible dream.

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This is a true, almost unbelievable story, of how our Maine family, over a seven-year period and on a shoestring budget, with a lot of sweat and tenacity, and with what we eventually would have to concede as Divine Intervention, managed to build a beautiful and seaworthy 40-foot sailboat. Then, a couple of years later, sell most everything we owned, enroll our two sons in correspondence school, and sail away for a two-year adventure.

This is not a step-by-step building documentation and travelogue, but rather, a personal account of day-to-day frustrations, challenges, and rewards that were integral parts of our saga. It explains the background of a low income family kid who would grow to love boats and how, many years later, his own family would become swept up in the obsession of attaining his impossible dream.

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