Passages

Dive into the captivating world of 'Passages' by Linda Trubridge, a beautifully illustrated paperback that chronicles a family's extraordinary nautical adventure. Set against the backdrop of tropical waters, this 441-page masterpiece invites readers to explore the intimate narrative of Linda, her husband David, and their two young sons, Sam and William, who embark on a life-changing journey aboard their yacht, Hornpipe. With dimensions of 155 x 230 mm, this book is not just a memoir; it’s an eloquent reflection on the bonds of family and the profound connection to nature that sailing fosters. 'Passages' encapsulates the thrilling highs and daunting lows of living a life unanchored, revealing the challenges faced while navigating the sun and stars. Written from a mother's perspective, Linda's story intertwines the past and present, showcasing how the adventures at sea led to transformative lessons in resilience, courage, and exploration. Ideal for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and anyone yearning for a deeper understanding of life's journeys, this book serves as a source of inspiration for all explorers. Whether you are planning a sailing trip or simply wish to savor a heartfelt narrative, 'Passages' promises to resonate long after the last page is turned. Perfect for both personal libraries and as a thoughtful gift, this book is an essential addition for those who cherish the beauty of adventurous living.

Author: Linda Trubridge Publisher: Hornpipe Press
Bind: paperback
Dimensions: 155 x 230 mm
Pages: 441
Publication Date: 02-11-2019

Passages is a personal, yet universal story of a life in harmony with nature. When Linda, her husband David, and their two small boys, Sam and William, bought a yacht called Hornpipe and set sail for tropical waters, they cast off from all security. So began a nomadic adventure when they had to depend on their own resources, navigating by the sun and stars. This beautifully illustrated book presents a thrillingly honest, yet poetic reflection on the challenges of fulfilling a dream, as seen from a mother's perspective. Those ocean passages were a non stop roller coaster ride: "There were times when they plunged into the deepest trough of the wave and there were times when they rode, in exhilaration, the highest crest". Linda's literal and metaphorical passages braid together both past and present to reveal how her family's extraordinary voyages inspired their future accomplishments. "This story is for all explorers. The passages we weave through our lives find their truth in those we touch along the way: - Linda Trubridge