The Backpacker (2011)
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Two weeks later. Dave and Rick took it in turns to steer the boat, as planned, usually doing a whole day or night on and half a day off. One slept while the other steered, and when they were both awake (usually half a day) one of them operated the radio and navigating equipment. As well as doing most of the cooking, I sort of floated about, helping here and there where possible; rolling joints, that sort of thing.
The weather for the whole time was perfect for sailing; that is to say a constant ...force five blowing from the north and a clear sky to navigate by. We had GPS but it was nice to be reassured; none of us felt entirely at home relying upon electronics in an all-natural environment. Horses for courses, you might say.
One drawback to the clear weather, though, was the constant exposure of our skin to the harsh tropical sun. Despite all of our time spent on beaches, it didn’t prepare our soft, northern bodies for the battering they received, as the salt sea-spray wet us and the sun baked us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two weeks later. Dave and Rick took it in turns to steer the boat, as planned, usually doing a whole day or night on and half a day off. One slept while the other steered, and when they were both awake (usually half a day) one of them operated the radio and navigating equipment. As well as doing most of the cooking, I sort of floated about, helping here and there where possible; rolling joints, that sort of thing.
The weather for the whole time was perfect for sailing; that is to say a constant ...force five blowing from the north and a clear sky to navigate by. We had GPS but it was nice to be reassured; none of us felt entirely at home relying upon electronics in an all-natural environment. Horses for courses, you might say.
One drawback to the clear weather, though, was the constant exposure of our skin to the harsh tropical sun. Despite all of our time spent on beaches, it didn’t prepare our soft, northern bodies for the battering they received, as the salt sea-spray wet us and the sun baked us.
What to read after The Backpacker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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