http://www.meder.hu/
Hungarian language videos:
http://youtube.com/results?search_query=mederaron
Wow, what a picture!
(http://www.meder.hu/img/carina.JPG)
Thanks for the link, looks like some good reading there!
Have very much enjoyed reading this link and learned a few things as well, was wondering does anyone know of any other such sites of chaps sailing around the world, other than the 1000 days ,and Kimchow, as would like to read some more of sailors accounts.
S/V The Artful Dodger
Artful- try-
http://inthepresentsea.com/webbchiles.html
That's Webb Chiles's website. It has many of his stories previously published in magazines and two of his full length books. THAT should keep you busy for a bit.
Then you can go to-
http://www.mcallen.lib.tx.us/books/circumna/ci_table.htm
Which is about all the circumnavigators, from way back at the turn of the 20th century forward.
After that, Try-
http://www.clevelandmemory.org/ebooks/tinkerbelle/
Which is Robert Manery's book about his Atlantic crossing in Tinkerbelle, his 12 1/2 foot boat. The whole book is there.
Then there's this one-
http://www.donberry.com/harbor2/harbor2.html
Which is a series of stories about the Pacific Northwest.
THEN if that's not enough, you can go here and just pick and choose ;D-
http://cruisenews.net/db/books.php
All of those are free on-line reads.
Thankyou very much there Charlie J, as this is something I've been searching for, at present I am tracking 5 boats on their world cruise, and all with great help for when I set off. Again thank you
S/V The Artful Dodger
Special thanks to CharlieJ for the link to Don Berrys short stories called Magic Harbor. Beautiful stuff.
The link at the top of the Original Post appears broken.
The Youtube videos are still up.
For links try http://www.meder.hu/meder_en.htm and http://www.meder.hu/eng/newlogbook.htm
Okay, well main link in Original Post is working now. It was completely out of order the other night...
Thanks for the English version, btw.