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Triston Jones: The Psychology of Adventure

Tristan recounts his voyage down the Rhine and Danube rivers through Eastern Europe at the time of the Iron Curtain. During this adventure, Tristan was in the middle of a difficult eastward passage around the world aboard his 40-foot trimaran, OUTWARD LEG. Tristan, having had one leg amputated, undertook the voyage to inspire other disabled people, thus the name of the vessel. Tristan saw the vulnerability of Communism during his voyage and predicted the fall of the Communist leaders and the triumph of democracy long before most Westerners ever realized it might possibly happen. He also experienced the dangers of sailing behind the Iron Curtain when the Czech harbor police set up a collision that nearly sank OUTWARD LEG. 50 minutes