A schooner that did not want to swim. Mouet F.

The thirst for adventure pushed Farley Mouete, the author and the hero of this book, to the most daring, if not crazy, ventures. For example, to purchase a dilapidated schooner in a fishing village on the island of Newfoundland, to somehow put it in order and go sailing through the surrounding waters. Explain the success of the entire enterprise. The schooner flows, sits down, freezes in the ice, does not obey the helm, its engine breaks more often than it works, and even threatens to explode, but the “happy daring” and her team invariably overcome all the trials.

These adventures Described with such humor and self -irony that the book will become a universal source of good mood - for all times and for any reader.