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In the Wake of the Gods is a cruising companion that retraces the voyages of Odysseus, Hercules and Jason and the Argonauts through Greek waters, anchoring off the landmarks and ports tied to their myths. It retells the legends from the famous to the obscure and pairs them with practical pointers on pilotage, passage planning, prevailing winds and anchoring, plus charts and photography. It suits sailors and charterers cruising the Aegean and Ionian who want history and myth alongside the navigation. Rival Greek cruising guides cover ports, marinas and pilotage in more depth; this one leads with storytelling and treats practical detail as a companion layer.
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In the Wake of the Gods is a travel guide to Greek waters. It recreates parts of voyages made in myth, anchoring off landmarks and ports tied to ancient legends. It follows the trails of Odysseus, Hercules, and Jason and the Argonauts.
The book also visits other mythic sites. These include the place off Paxos where Poseidon lost his trident and the spot on the Saronic Gulf where he built his temple. It covers the cliff where Theseus's father threw himself to his death, and Troy, whose remains recall a city that withstood a 10-year siege.
It retells myths from the well known to the less familiar, so it can be read on its own as well as used afloat. It also gives practical pointers for pilotage and passage planning, including information on prevailing winds and anchoring. Charts and photography are included.
