Watersteps Through France: To the Camargue by Canal
By (Author) Bill Cooper
By (author) Laurel Cooper
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Adlard Coles Nautical
1st August 2001
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
797.1
Paperback
176
Width 138mm, Height 216mm
274g
When Bill and Laurel Cooper decided to spend the winter in the South of France, they took their seaworthy but half-finished Dutch barge "Hosanna" by an overland route through the canals and rivers of France. Climbing the watersteps of the Massif Central, they passed through some out-of-the-way places, made a variety of friends and had many adventures before they arrived in time for Christmas in the Camargue. In this book, the Coopers describe their experiences of the French, their folklore, customs and food.
Bill and Laurel Cooper sold up and set sail nearly thirty years ago and are still cruising the world. Bill is a retired seaman and lifelong yachtsman. Laurel is an artist who started sailing before she could walk. Bill and Laurel Cooper sold up and set sail nearly thirty years ago and are still cruising the world. Bill is a retired seaman and lifelong yachtsman. Laurel is an artist who started sailing before she could walk.