Whether you'd like to sail around the entire world or just part of it, the well-tested sea wisdom in "How to Sail Around the World" will make your voyage easier and more successful. Here's clear and authoritative information on how to buy a small sailing yacht at a modest price, how to sail her on a big ocean, and what it's like to live aboard. Hal Roth has been a long-distance sailor for 37 years. He has sailed around the world three times and has logged 200,000 miles at sea either with his wife or by himself. His books "Two Against Cape Horn", "Two on a Big Ocean", and "Always a Distant Anchorage" are recognized classics of voyaging literature, and his instructional book "After 50,000 Miles", published a quarter century ago, ranks among the most influential sailing books ever written.Yet Roth's first sympathies are still 'for the beginner with stars in his eyes and not much money,' and "How to Sail Around the World" emphasizes the simple, the essential, and the affordable for ordinary people who would like to see the world from a new and challenging perspective. To a rare degree, Roth combines a mastery of technical content with an ability to render it in elegant writing that's a pleasure to read. "How to Sail Around the World" is at once authoritative and accessible. Roth's strongly held opinions, convincingly argued (he chooses not to sail with a refrigerator, for example), add to the book's appeal. "How to Sail Around the World" will tell you how sailing yachts are built and rigged, how to handle the sails, and what you need to know about anchors and anchoring. There are details of cooking and eating aboard, sailing at night, planning the trip, foreign paperwork, and exact figures on what it all costs, as well as the clearest and most comprehensive directions ever published on how to deal with storms at sea. In the beginning, voyaging can be a terrifying prospect. The storms, the leaks, the anchoring, handling the sails, deciding on the route - so many unknowns. But what a payoff!You can sail to Venice, London, Sydney, San Francisco, or Hong Kong. You can pick an island in the middle of the Aegean, listen to green and yellow parrots in the wilds of the Amazon, or visit a thousand places in between. It's exciting to sail to a distant landfall at a slow and leisurely pace, and to meet people in foreign lands. Fortunately, yachts travel slowly and give you time to learn the fundamentals of long-distance sailing. With patience you will begin to put it all together; life aboard will suddenly start to click. It will happen sooner than you think, and this book will help you. The big secret of world travel is to do it in a sailing yacht. You take your deluxe hotel with you, which gives you everything you need to exist pleasantly and comfortably - a snug berth, a writing desk, a navigation center, and a compact little galley - all in a small and neat package.Once you have your own boat, you can sail for years without the terrible daily costs and hassles of hotels, restaurants, and airplanes. You entirely sidestep the annoyance of reservations, standing in line, security screening, and dragging around awkward luggage. You do things at your own pace because you're in charge. Where do you begin? Start by reading "How to Sail Around the World". In this guide, based on 200,000 miles of hands-on world-cruising experience, Hal Roth gives you all the information you need to plan, launch, and relish every moment of a journey that is every sailor's dream. You'll learn how to: find a suitable boat for your voyaging ; assemble a versatile sail inventory; select tools and spare parts; plan your route and timing; choose the right anchors and how to use them; minimize costs; stay warm, dry, and well fed; cope with paperwork in foreign ports; and, much more!
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这本书的叙事结构,与其说是一本探险日志,不如说是一部关于“孤独与同伴”的深刻社会学观察。作者在漫长的海上旅程中,记录了他与船员之间产生的微妙而复杂的关系变化。一开始,大家都是为了同一个目标而聚集的“陌生人”,带着各自的目的和心事。但随着时间的推移,在缺乏外部刺激和社会角色的约束下,人性的本质开始显现。我被其中关于“甲板上的沉默”的描述深深触动。那种沉默不是无话可说,而是因为语言已经变得多余,一个眼神、一个手势,就能传递比长篇大论更丰富的信息。书中对两位核心船员性格冲突的刻画尤其精彩,一位是坚定的理想主义者,另一位则是务实的享乐主义者,他们的碰撞和最终的和解,让我反思了我在日常生活中与同事、家人相处时的那些小隔阂。这是一本关于人性在极端环境下如何重塑的书,比任何小说都更能揭示人与人之间最原始的联结。
评分这本书的航海记录简直是一场精神的洗礼,虽然我还没真正启航去环球,但读完后,感觉我的灵魂仿佛已经乘风破浪了好几个大洋。作者对于处理突发海况的描述,那种冷静到近乎哲学思辨的笔触,让人印象深刻。比如,书中花了整整一章来细致描绘“风暴眼”的临近与通过,那不是简单的技术指南,更像是一场与自然力量的深度对话。他没有堆砌华丽辞藻去渲染恐惧,而是专注于船体结构在巨大压力下的反馈,以及舵手内心细微的调整和坚持。这种内敛而有力的叙事方式,让我这个常年在内陆生活的人,都能清晰地感受到甲板上的湿冷和绳索的摩擦声。特别是他提到,真正的航海不是征服海洋,而是学会如何“与海洋共舞”,这句话我记了下来,挂在了我的书房里。整本书的节奏把握得非常好,时而急促如追逐海豚的浪花,时而舒缓如南太平洋的午后,让人完全沉浸其中,忘记了时间的流逝。
评分从文学角度来看,这本书的语言风格极其独特,它似乎是融合了十九世纪博物学家的严谨和现代作家的内省。每一章的开头,作者都会引用一段古典诗歌或哲学家的只言片语,作为对接下来航行区域天气或心理状态的预示。这种古典与现代的交织,使得阅读体验充满了一种跨越时空的仪式感。例如,当他描述经过赤道附近,海面平静到如同镜子时,他引用了里尔克的诗句,来探讨“空虚与丰盈”的关系,这种将宏大叙事植入个人体验的技巧,非常高超。更难得的是,作者对海洋生物的观察达到了近乎物种鉴定的专业程度,他详细记录了不同海域特有的鸟类迁徙路径、深海鱼类的发光模式,这些生物学细节的插入,非但没有打断航海的主线,反而极大地丰富了阅读的层次感。这让我感觉我不仅在跟随一艘船,更是在跟随一位博物学家和一位诗人共同的旅程。
评分这本书最让我感到震撼的,是它对“目标达成后的虚无”的探讨。许多航海日志往往在抵达终点时达到高潮,但这位作者却将大量的篇幅放在了“归来之后”——即当环球航行的目标完成后的心理真空期。他坦诚地记录了重返陆地生活时的不适感:陆地上的噪音过于刺耳,交通信号灯的逻辑显得过于简单粗暴,人际交往的套路让他感到疲惫。他用近乎疏离的笔触描绘了重新适应现代文明的挣扎,这让我意识到,真正的挑战不在于如何离开,而在于如何带着被改变的心灵回来。这种对“后探险阶段”的深入剖析,极具现代意义,它让这本书超越了一般的探险文学,上升到了对现代生活意义的追问。读完后,我没有迫切想要买船出海的冲动,反而更加珍惜我眼前的这份平静,因为我知道,这份平静的来之不易,也知道它可能随时会被另一种更深刻的渴望所取代。
评分我必须承认,我是一个对老式航海技术有着执念的人,而这本书恰好满足了我对细节的苛求。作者对六分仪的使用、星盘定位的精确校准过程,描述得比我大学里学过的任何一门天文学课程都要生动和实用。他不仅告诉我们“如何做”,更深入探讨了“为什么必须这样做”——比如,在不同纬度下,海水的密度变化如何影响船只的吃水深度,以及如何利用这些微小的物理差异来优化航线。我尤其欣赏他对于老旧机械部件的维护心得以笔录。那些关于如何用最原始的工具修补复杂的柴油发动机故障的段落,充满了“工程师的智慧”和“经验的重量”。读到他描述如何在南大西洋的孤独中,花费三天时间,仅凭手边的材料,修复了关键的导航仪时,我几乎要起身鼓掌。这本书无疑是给那些热爱机械、崇尚自力更生的人们准备的一份厚礼,它让你明白,真正的探险家,首先得是个优秀的技工。
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