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Escape From Hermit Island

Two Women Struggle to Save Their Sunken Sailboat in Remote Papua New Guinea

Joy Smith
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Pages
288
Year
2008
Language
English
Publisher
Seaworthy Publications, Inc

About

The true story of two women stranded on New Guinea's remote Hermit Island atoll after their sailboat grounds on a reef and sinks. At the mercy of the indigenous people, they are forced to live with the locals, while they devise a plan to re-float their boat and sail to civilization. With careful planning and the help of the island men, they manage to save their boat from the reef only to find it immediately embroiled in a "cargo cult" salvage rights dilemma. Subjected to the arcane traditions of the locals, they struggle to keep control of their boat while they repair it in preparation for the dangerous trip to the mainland. It's a unique look into the primitive culture of one of Papua New Guinea's most isolated civilizations.

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