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Old 19-08-2017, 03:55   #1
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Edward Allcard Obituary

Edward Allcard, Solo Sailor on the High Seas, Dies at 102

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/18/w...-and-back.html
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Old 19-08-2017, 06:17   #2
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Re: Edward Allcard Obituary

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Re: Edward Allcard Obituary

Fascinating life story!
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Re: Edward Allcard Obituary

His books, amongst many others, were part of my early nautical reading. Talk about living life to the fullest, and along the lines dictated by head and heart... a hero to me.

RIP, mate, the long passage is done.

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Old 20-08-2017, 17:34   #5
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Re: Edward Allcard Obituary

Here, there is Claire Allcard's book 'The Intricate Art of Living Afloat'. It's an easy read and she is right on. It's obvious she and Edward were top quality sailors.

Typical comment is 'Leave when your boat is seaworthy. It's never "ready"'.

Rest in peace. Edward.
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