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Tag Archives: Herman Melville
Is it Angst or Ennui?
I posted a blog Sunday – the first in over a month. To write that ‘I have been ill’ sounds too dramatic because I haven’t actually been sick. Sick-at-heart maybe, but nothing that calls for medical intervention. Every time President … Continue reading
Sailing to the Galapagos
For a man who is on a first-name basis with Nathaniel Drinkwater (see author Richard Woodman), Jack Aubrey (see Patrick O’Brian), Horatio Hornblower (see C.S. Forester) and Richard Bolitho (see Alexander Kent), what could be better than sailing to the Galapagos and … Continue reading
Tagged Alexander Kent, C.S. Forester, Charles Darwin, Galapagos, Herman Melville, Horatio Hornblower, Inca empire, Jack Aubrey, Kim MacQuarrie, Master and Commander, Nathaniel Drinkwater, Patrick O'Brien, Pizarro, Quito, Richard Bolitho, Richard Woodman, Russell Crowe, Sailing Ship Adventures, The Last Days of the Incas
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Whale Watching with Kuyima
“Call me Ishmael. Some years ago – never mind how long precisely – having little or no money in my purse and nothing to interest me on shore, I thought I would sail about a little and see the watery … Continue reading
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