Raw True Tale Of Four Teens In 1898 Who Build A 30 Foot Yawl And Set Off On A Bold Ocean Quest, A Gripping Illustrated Sailor Story Of Courage, Friendship, And Unthinkable Challenges On Open Water

True teen sailing adventure: four youths build a 30-ft yawl
✔️ True tale of four teens who build a 30-ft yawl and sail 1898

This illustrated sailor story recounts the incredible true journey of four teenagers who built the Gazelle, a thirty-foot sailboat, and sailed from Lake Michigan to New Orleans, around Florida, up the East Coast to the Erie Canal, and back home over the course of a year. Written by the boat's young captain, this gripping tale highlights courage, leadership, friendship, and the unthinkable challenges of open water.

✅ Author: Doubleday, Russell
✅ Details: Incredible true story of four teenagers aboard the Gazelle
✅ Release Date: 03-04-2018
✅ Language: English

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Handy for classrooms, libraries, and readers curious about real-life maritime challenges. - historical nautical memoir for maritime history and leadership training - real-life voyage details from Lake Michigan to New Orleans and back - useful for teaching navigation, resilience, and teamwork ✝️