Tinkerbelle: The Story of the Smallest Boat Ever to Cross the Atlantic Nonstop
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On June 1, 1965 Robert Manry, a copy editor for the Plain Dealer and a Willowick, Ohio resident, left Falmouth, Massachusetts aboard his 13.5-foot sailboat, Tinkerbelle, to begin his voyage across the Atlantic Ocean. He arrived in Falmouth, England seventy-eight days later on August 17, 1965. At the time of the crossing Tinkerbelle was the smallest boat to have ever crossed the Atlantic. Original publication date 1966.
ISBN
978-1-936323-04-3
Publication Date
2012
Publisher
MSL Academic Endeavors
City
Cleveland, Ohio
Keywords
Single-handled sailing, Ocean travel, Atlantic Ocean, voyages, travels, adventures
Disciplines
Geography | Literature in English, North America
Recommended Citation
Manry, Robert, "Tinkerbelle: The Story of the Smallest Boat Ever to Cross the Atlantic Nonstop" (2012). Cleveland Memory. 9.
https://engagedscholarship.csuohio.edu/clevmembks/9
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Comments
Original print version was published in 1966.
Redistributed by Cleveland Memory project and MSL Academic Endeavors in 2012.