text: British sailor resumes around-the-world voyage after stop in Hawaii
  
  May 24, 2006 
  
  British sailor Adrian Flanagan, seeking to become the first person to single-handedly circumnavigate the globe in a north-south direction, set sail from Honolulu on May 17 after a nine-day stop for supplies and repairs to his boat. 
  Flanagan had spent his stay as a guest of the Waikiki Yacht Club, which arranged for emergency repairs to his boat. 
  Flanagan, 45, left England on October 28, 2005, headed south through the Atlantic and around the coast of South America. His boat, the 40-foot vessel Barrabas, suffered structural damage during stormy weather around Cape Horn at the southern tip of South America, as a loose wire cut a gash into the mast of his boat. He also suffered dislocated wrists while navigating through the storm.
tokens: British sailor resumes around - the - world voyage after stop in Hawaii May 24 , 2006 British sailor Adrian Flanagan , seeking to become the first person to single - handedly circumnavigate the globe in a north - south direction , set sail from Honolulu on May 17 after a nine - day stop for supplies and repairs to his boat . Flanagan had spent his stay as a guest of the Waikiki Yacht Club , which arranged for emergency repairs to his boat . Flanagan , 45 , left England on October 28 , 2005 , headed south through the Atlantic and around the coast of South America . His boat , the 40 - foot vessel Barrabas , suffered structural damage during stormy weather around Cape Horn at the southern tip of South America , as a loose wire cut a gash into the mast of his boat . He also suffered dislocated wrists while navigating through the storm .
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