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¡°From Belsa¡¯s Journal,¡± Arnold Bennett¡¯s paean to sailing and sailing adventures! Written in 1914, this chronicle details Bennett's travels through European waterways aboard his beloved yacht Velsa.
Bennett's 1913 travelogue of his voyage through the Netherlands, the Baltic Sea, Denmark, the French and Flanders coasts, and the estuaries of East Anglia, written in a charming and witty style, explores the joys and challenges of life at sea through vivid descriptions and insightful observations. Talking.
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Summary
The captain, a yachtsman and Dutchman, smiled calmly and confidently as we approached the Dutch border on an August evening, crossing the heavily populated waters of the canal that runs from Ghent to Terneusen. He could not stay in Belgium, perhaps because Belgium is in some ways similar to the Netherlands. In his opinion, Belgian officials do not understand yachts and respect for them, while Dutch officials do.