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TitoloUp the Creek : A lifetime spent trying to be a sailor

Autore

Luogo di pubblicazioneWoodbridge, New York

Anno di pubblicazione2006

Paginazione279 p., 16 p. unnumbered plates

IllustrazioniIllus., black and white drawings, black and white photographs, colour photographs

Dimensioni13.5 x 21.4 cm

Materialebook

GV810.92.J36 .J6 2006

ISBN0-9547062-7-7

Up the Creek charts Tony James' unintentional voyage from his home in landlocked Derbyshire, to a marina in Somerset via the Caribbean, the Persian gulf and the bottom of a swimming pool in Ottery St. Mary. On the way, Tony gathers a motley crew of unforgettable eccentrics and maritime misfits, brought to hilarious life by his acute observations of the ridiculous and by his wry acceptance that whatever happens at sea, things can only get worse. The funniest and most original sailing book for years.