JackLuis Literotica Guru Joined Sep 21, 2008 Posts 21,881 Dec 20, 2010 #1 PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten — A 15-year-old Dutch sailor on Sunday completed the longest leg so far of her attempted circumnavigation of the globe, saying it felt "really weird" to be back on dry land after nearly three weeks out in the ocean. Fifteen-year-old Laura Dekker, aiming to become the youngest person to sail solo around the world, was in good spirits after completing the 2,200 nautical-mile (2,532 land-mile, 4,074-kilometer) trip from the Cape Verde Islands off West Africa. Click to expand... She says she not in a hurry. That's good when you are sailing. I'll bet she learns a lot.
PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten — A 15-year-old Dutch sailor on Sunday completed the longest leg so far of her attempted circumnavigation of the globe, saying it felt "really weird" to be back on dry land after nearly three weeks out in the ocean. Fifteen-year-old Laura Dekker, aiming to become the youngest person to sail solo around the world, was in good spirits after completing the 2,200 nautical-mile (2,532 land-mile, 4,074-kilometer) trip from the Cape Verde Islands off West Africa. Click to expand... She says she not in a hurry. That's good when you are sailing. I'll bet she learns a lot.
J JAMESBJOHNSON Guest Dec 20, 2010 #2 JackLuis said: She says she not in a hurry. That's good when you are sailing. I'll bet she learns a lot. Click to expand... I bet someone loses his life saving Skankette.
JackLuis said: She says she not in a hurry. That's good when you are sailing. I'll bet she learns a lot. Click to expand... I bet someone loses his life saving Skankette.
