A Deep Water Voyage


Read by Barry Eads

(5 stars; 5 reviews)

Narrative of a fascinating long distance journey by sail that charts a deep water voyage around the Cape of Good Hope to Calcutta. Stevenson weaves a tale of ambition, adventure, and the unbreakable bond between him and his wife, who lends a unique perspective to their experience at sea. This book delves into the maritime life in the late 19th to early 20th century and readers are provided an intimate glimpse into a bygone age when sea voyages were perilous and awe-inspiring adventures. - Summary by Barry Eads (8 hr 3 min)

Chapters

Section 1 24:01 Read by Barry Eads
Section 2 26:58 Read by Barry Eads
Section 3 25:31 Read by Barry Eads
Section 4 23:46 Read by Barry Eads
Section 5 23:54 Read by Barry Eads
Section 6 25:09 Read by Barry Eads
Section 7 24:51 Read by Barry Eads
Section 8 24:43 Read by Barry Eads
Section 9 24:58 Read by Barry Eads
Section 10 25:15 Read by Barry Eads
Section 11 23:53 Read by Barry Eads
Section 12 23:39 Read by Barry Eads
Section 13 25:29 Read by Barry Eads
Section 14 23:33 Read by Barry Eads
Section 15 24:56 Read by Barry Eads
Section 16 20:11 Read by Barry Eads
Section 17 24:27 Read by Barry Eads
Section 18 22:12 Read by Barry Eads
Section 19 25:07 Read by Barry Eads
Section 20 20:35 Read by Barry Eads

Reviews

Disgusting


(5 stars)

An old white male raped the ocean by going on a long sailing voyage. This take shows white people are so full of evil that they must pretend to be like long see voyages in the hopes of finding BIPOC to exploit and colonize.Ban ocean travel.Only Asian Pacific islander BIPOCs are allowed on the ocean,as they invented water. Also anybody who is not white is also allowed.