In 1938, Caplin, skippered by Commander RD Graham with his daughter Marguerite as mate, set out from England to sail around the world. Sixty years later Cdr Graham's grandson, Captain Ian Tew, brought Independent Freedom in New York and, with his aunt's account of the voyage as his guide, sailed in Caplin's wake. The side-by-side accounts of their navigation provide a historical perspective.
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In 1938, Caplin, skippered by Commander RD Graham with his daughter Marguerite as mate, set out from England to sail around the world. Sixty years later Cdr Graham's grandson, Captain Ian Tew, brought Independent Freedom in New York and, with his aunt's account of the voyage as his guide, sailed in Caplin's wake. The side-by-side accounts of their navigation provide a historical perspective.
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