Always a Distant Anchorage

by Hal Roth

Recounts the forty-six-month adventure of Hal and Margaret Roth during their voyage around the world, a trip that took them to Panama, the Torres Strait, the Red Sea, and beyond, and describes the people and places they encountered

348 pages, Hardcover

First published June 1, 1988

Reviews

[Claire Maue]

Hal is phenomenal writer, deftly transporting you to anchorages and joining crossings with beautifully descriptive imagery.

My dad met Hal & Margaret decades ago @ Strictly Sail in Chicago when he was first beginning to sail himself. He passed the book on to me and I really enjoyed it. I look forward to reading more by Roth.

[Lynn]

I just love Hal Roth’s books. I sail vicariously through dreary Michigan winters thanks to his adventures. Although written 30 years ago, the appeal is still there and I can’t wait to take another trip.

[Suranjana]

Great read. :)