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Why Sailors Can't Swim and Other Marvellous Maritime Curiosities
Why Sailors Can't Swim and Other Marvellous Maritime Curiosities

Why Sailors Can't Swim and Other Marvellous Maritime Curiosities

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Produktbeskrivning

Why will a sailor never go to sea on Friday 13th?
Why are boats always referred to as 'she'?
How do you navigate the ocean without a compass?
Does the Bermuda Triangle really exist?
Why do sailors wear earrings?
Did Blackbeard actually exist?
Did Nelson really say 'Kiss me, Hardy'?
What is the correct way to bury a body at sea?
Why is a rope never called a rope?

This fascinating collection of maritime folklore and trivia delves into the history, science and culture of the sea, and is packed full of entertaining, surprising and insightful facts, from the delightfully obscure to the amusingly quaint, including everyday expressions that have their origins on board ship. It is a complete treasure trove for young and old alike.

Topics include: sailors and superstitions; ships and shipbuilding; navigation and seamanship; pirates and smugglers; fish and fishermen; coasts and oceans; tides and weather; art and literature of the sea.

Artikel.nr.

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Egenskaper

Språkversion

Engelska

Bokomslagstyp

Inbunden

Antal sidor

96 sidor

Föreslagen målgrupp

Alla

Skrivet av

Nic Compton

Bokillustrationer

Ja

Utgivare

Adlard Coles

Tryckt i

London, UK

Släpp datum

10/05/2013

Publiceringsår

2013

International Standard Book Number (ISBN)

9781408188057

Minsta orderkvantitet

1 styck

Vikt & dimension

Bredd

145 mm

Höjd

195 mm

Why Sailors Can't Swim and Other Marvellous Maritime Curiosities

180 kr

180 kr

I lager

Ons, 8 jan - mån, 13 jan


Säker betalning

Öppet köp till och med 7/1-25


Säljs och levereras av

Adlibris