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Sailing Dartmouth to Greece: 1,830 Mile Voyage to The Ionian

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Zelda voyaging to Greece. Credit: Nic Compton Many of us dream of sailing to the Greek Islands. Nic Compton narrates leg two of his odyssey from the UK to Greece which started at the mouth of the River Rhone. It wasn’t the most original idea I’ve ever had: to sail our boat from England to Greece. Hundreds, probably thousands, of people have done it before. And yet. Having been brought up on a boat in Greece between the ages of 10 and 15, back in…

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Sailing Dartmouth to Greece: 1,830 Mile Voyage to The Ionian

Zelda voyaging to Greece. Credit: Nic Compton Many of us dream of sailing to the Greek Islands. Nic Compton narrates leg two of his odyssey from the UK to Greece which started at the mouth of the River Rhone. It wasn’t the most original idea I’ve ever had: to sail our boat from England to Greece. Hundreds, probably thousands, of people have done it before. And yet. Having been brought up on a boat in Greece between the ages of 10 and 15, back in…

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