The Dance of the Sea and the Wind

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Slovenian schoolteacher Barbara Cirman and her friend Pavle had virtually no experience of sailing when they bought a sailing boat. This text, featuring Barbara's log book and diary entries, recounts the pair's adventures sailing around the beautiful islands of the Adriatic over several years.

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