66 Days Adrift: A True Story of Disaster and Survival on the Open Sea Hawaiian Islands Four rows of high-strength lock-stitching

Four rows of high-strength lock-stitching on the fly ends reduces fraying and extends the flag's life

312 inches long and a hypotenuse (long side) of 13

stand-up paddlers

Last Correction: 30-Dec-2019

Chart Image Size: 37" x 34"

66 Days Adrift: A True Story of Disaster and Survival on the Open Sea Hawaiian Islands Four rows of high-strength lock-stitchingBy William Butler A Powerful Account of Struggle and Survival at Sea The lure of paradise was unmistakable, and Bill Butler was on a quest to find it with his wife Simonne riding the Pacific currents on their sloop Siboney, with a world of possibilities ahead. But, twelve hundred miles from land, the alluring ocean showed its deadly side when, without warning, a pod of pilot whales attacked their sailboat, battering it until it sank beneath the waves.