Queen of the sea

- who faced many difficulties by the time he reached Canada. The first 7 weeks went well but then came the sea storm. In which she climbed upside down into the sea

- 'My husband is not directly present but indirectly present with the dream we saw. I will take up any challenge and fulfill our dream. '

Just as love has nothing to do with age, adventure has nothing to do with age.

Jane Socrates, an 8-year-old woman from England, lived this equation. It was at this age that he sailed the world alone, breaking the Guinness Book of World Records and setting a new Guinness Book of World Records.

It's like knowing Jane Sockets, who traveled the marine world alone at that age.

Jane is a mathematics and science teacher in Hampshire, England. Her husband also worked there. But the passion of both is to cultivate sea voyages. Both were sea creatures. So the husband and wife decided that we should retire early from the job and go on sea voyages and travel the world.

You have to qualify for any sea voyage as a sailor. This requires some sea voyages. Jane and her husband traveled by sea to Europe and the Caribbean to qualify. After this they got a sea voyage license from England and they sailed to the USA. Now it was the dream of both husband and wife to travel the world by sea. But there is a common saying, 'Man proposes God disposes', that is, man wants nothing and God does nothing. Jane Seecats' husband was diagnosed with cancer and died of it.

Jane sat quietly for a while but what if Jane loses courage?

Do you know what he did first?

In 2006, Jane Socrates embarked on a short sea voyage alone. Not even for fun, to throw the ashes of her husband's flowers into the sea. The husband who was a sea creature and by living with her she also became a partner in this dream.

Who says women in other parts of the world are not widows? Jane Socrates is a prime example.

After embarking on this voyage, she decided to complete the worldwide voyage she had seen with her husband by sea.

Jane had this to say about it: not present in a way from my husband but indirectly present with the dream we saw. I will fulfill our dream by facing any challenge.

What kind of loving partnership in marriage?

The first attempt was made in 2012 to travel the world alone. But after a while she had to come back because of the storm. After a while on the second attempt her boat was severely damaged, so she had to return. The third time he fell off the boat, he suffered severe injuries to his head and ribs. Recovering from it, he again attempted a fourth world voyage alone in which he succeeded.

He started his world voyage in his boat from Hampshire, England on 2nd October 2016. And completed it on September 6, 2015 at the Port of Victoria, Canada. For 30 days she was alone in the ocean in her boat, in which she encountered difficulties and overcame many challenges. Which covered almost all the countries of the world including South Africa, Australia, New Zealand etc.

Jane had to sail the world alone, so she had to prepare a lot. His boat was 8 feet (11.5 meters) long. He named it Neroda. Checked all the spare parts of the boat and put new ones. Jung first removed the luggage from the cabin and placed the whole trip battery, computer, stationery, large ropes, large rolls of gorilla tape, and food. Place the Lexon panel for the right light so that the front and rear lights fall and look right. A storm screen was attached to protect it from the wind. Equipping the boat with refills and gear and carrying enough food, Jane set out on a world voyage alone.

Who faced many difficulties by the time he reached Canada. The first 3 weeks went well but then came the sea storm. In which she climbed upside down in the sea, she felt the coming week on the main road. The second time he had a storm in the Indian Ocean in which the front and rear of his boat were damaged. Which were almost detached from the boat.

Describing this, Jane says: The two parts were to be tied with rope and attached with gorilla tape. That task alone was hard work but one night I woke up quietly thinking and attaching this part with gorilla tape tied with a rope. It took Jane about two weeks to do this work and she had to stay on the boat in those days. She could not travel in those days.

This is how Jane's journey came to an end. It ripped through his safety screen which he barely maintained. The panel of lights on the board just blew up so he lost contact with the world. Winter was coming, so if you have to stay longer, you have to endure the cold of the sea. But without panic, he sailed slowly and reached the port of Victoria, Canada.

Jane Socrates also takes this trip in a positive way, saying that it was more fun to see the sunrise, sunset, seabirds and animals of different countries of the world than traveling 2,811 miles alone. I can never see such scenes like birds etc.!

Not only that, his adventure did not stop, he also celebrated his 9th anniversary by drinking mango juice on a boat alone. That is to say, a person who lives with himself never falls alone, be it the sea, the earth or the sky.