1833 Above latitude fifty, seasick, as far north as he’d ever go, Audubon understood why they called it the land God gave to Cain. Unable to sleep or stand, he rocked in his bunk aboard the schooner Ripley, as in the higher branches o [...]
1833 Above latitude fifty, seasick, as far north as he’d ever go, Audubon understood why they called it the land God gave to Cain. Unable to sleep or stand, he rocked in his bunk aboard the schooner Ripley, as in the higher branches o [...]