The snapped mast that forced her to rebuild a sail at sea
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The snapped mast that forced her to rebuild a sail at sea
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She was a thousand nautical miles from land when the mast came down — alone in the Southern Ocean, seventy-two days into a solo attempt, with nothing around her but water that has traveled uninterrupted for thousands of miles. What does a person build from the wreckage when the nearest coast is still weeks away?
In this episode, we follow Lisa Blair's path from hostess in the Whitsundays to record-chasing solo sailor, the seventy-two-day passage that ended in a knockdown, and the improvised repairs that carried her and Climate Action Now toward Cape Town. What does it take, hour by hour, to keep sailing once the thing built to get you there is gone?
Person: Lisa Blair
Location: Southern Ocean, en route to Cape Town
Date: 2017
Case: dismasting roughly 1,000 nautical miles from land
Status: reached Cape Town under a jury rig, then completed the circumnavigation with one stop
- She began work on boats at age 25 as hospitality crew in the Whitsundays.
- In 2008 she crossed the Pacific as delivery crew on a yacht bound for Hawaii.
- She crewed Gold Coast Australia in the 2011-12 Clipper Round the World Yacht Race, which won the overall trophy.
- She bought a 2003 Hick 50 in 2015 and raced it in the 2015 Rolex Sydney to Hobart.
- After seventy-two days solo in the Southern Ocean in 2017, the mast came down about one thousand nautical miles from land.
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