Lin & Larry Pardey Interview 1993
April 02, 2019 by TheSailingChannel.TV | Language: EN Play Time: 00:04:40 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
TRAILER – Jim MacBeth Interviews Lin & Larry Pardey 1993
Filmed in Fremantle Australia in 1993, fellow cruising sailor Jim MacBeth interviews Lin and Larry Pardey during the prime of their sailing careers
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SUMMARY: Talking aboard Taliesin, the Pardey’s 29.5 foot Lyle Hess designed, self-built, engineless wooden cutter, Lin and Larry describe how they got started in cruising, their cruising philosophy, and their advice to would-be cruisers contemplating casting off the dock lines. During their 45 years of cruising, the Pardey’s observations and advice – captured in their books and videos, have inspired thousands to take up the cruising lifestyle, and they continue to do so today.
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