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Wht preparations did the author have to make for the ceremony?lesson-golden moments by jay dubashi

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Answered by Anonymous

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The narrator and his wife wanted to ‘duplicate’ the round—the world voyage made 200 years earlier by Captain James Cook. They had been making formidable preparations for the last 16 years. First of all they got a boat especially designed and professionally built for this purpose. It was a 23 metre, 30 tonne wooden-hulled boat. They tested it for months in the roughest weather. They were both mentally and physically prepared to undertake their exceptionally long and challenging sea-voyage.

Answered by sarahnotsarah29

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For the ceremony, the author had to look presentable and wear a formal suit as his usual dress was a lungi and a shirt.

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