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Something Worth Doing The SubArctic Voyage of Aqua Star Captures the danger and thrills of the voyage of the steel cutter AquaStar on its 1985 journey across the iceberginfested waters of Hudson Bay Something Worth Doing The SubArctic Voyage of Aqua Star Judith Wright Chopra 9780393034462 Books Something Worth Doing The SubArtic Voyage of AquaStar The Hardcover of the Something Worth Doing The SubArtic Voyage of AquaStar by Judith Chopra Chopra at Barnes Noble FREE Shipping on 25 or Something Worth Doing The SubArtic Voyage of AquaStar Arguments and illfeeling continued unabated That September after 108 days and 3600 miles Aqua Star reached Churchill And all agreed as will readers that the voyage was something worth doing 9780393034462 Something Worth Doing The SubArctic Something Worth Doing The SubArctic Voyage of Aqua Star by Judith Wright Chopra W W Norton Co Inc Hardcover GOOD Spine creases wear to binding and pages from reading May contain limited notes underlining or highlighting that does affect the text Possible ex library copy that’ll have the markings and stickers associated from the library Something worth doing the subArctic voyage of Aqua Star Get this from a library Something worth doing the subArctic voyage of Aqua Star Judith Wright Chopra On May 18 1985 pursued by a heavy spring rain Leslie Sikes meticulously crafted steel cutter Aqua Star slipped out of Torontos harbor on the first leg of the voyage to Churchill Manitoba on Something Worth Doing The SubArctic Voyage of Aqua Star of the voyage of the steel cutter yacht Aqua Star from Toronto to Churchill Manitoba Helmed by Leslie Sike and assisted by his wife Carolann Sike two additional crew members and the author they became to first to sail across Hudsons Bay since Henry Hudsons fateful voyage in 1611
