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“I’ve seen enough of the sea to last me for 50 years,” said New Zealand's master mariner and circumnavigator, Dame Naomi James, when she returned to Auckland (below) to a great welcome after her record-breaking solo round-the-world voyage in 1978. But the lure of the sea and yachts has been too great; next Saturday she sets off again, this time with the American-born Laurel Holland, wife of the New Zealand yacht designer, Ron Holland, in the Observer-Europe Transatlantic two-hander race. DUDLEY DOUST, of the London “Sunday Times,” met the New'Zealander during her preparations for the race.

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Press, 3 June 1981, Page 21

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“I’ve seen enough of the sea to last me for 50 years,” said New Zealand's master mariner and circumnavigator, Dame Naomi James, when she returned to Auckland (below) to a great welcome after her record-breaking solo round-the-world voyage in 1978. But the lure of the sea and yachts has been too great; next Saturday she sets off again, this time with the American-born Laurel Holland, wife of the New Zealand yacht designer, Ron Holland, in the Observer-Europe Transatlantic two-hander race. DUDLEY DOUST, of the London “Sunday Times,” met the New'Zealander during her preparations for the race. Press, 3 June 1981, Page 21

“I’ve seen enough of the sea to last me for 50 years,” said New Zealand's master mariner and circumnavigator, Dame Naomi James, when she returned to Auckland (below) to a great welcome after her record-breaking solo round-the-world voyage in 1978. But the lure of the sea and yachts has been too great; next Saturday she sets off again, this time with the American-born Laurel Holland, wife of the New Zealand yacht designer, Ron Holland, in the Observer-Europe Transatlantic two-hander race. DUDLEY DOUST, of the London “Sunday Times,” met the New'Zealander during her preparations for the race. Press, 3 June 1981, Page 21