Voyage of the Swamp Fox: A Trawler Cruising Adventure on the Intracoastal Waterway
by Mark A. Mentzer, PhD
Mentzer details his exciting 2600-mile trip on the Intracoastal Waterway from the Chesapeake Bay to the Gulf of Mexico and back. His fascinating narrative provides exciting details of his journey as well as insights and accounts of the cruising life and what to expect along the way.
Dr. Mark A. Mentzer enjoys a career in science, teaching, and writing. After many years as a senior scientist at the U.S. Army Research Laboratory, he began teaching math and science. He authored two books on optics and biomedical engineering, and is completing a third on the subject of mild traumatic brain injury. His technical books are widely distributed in three languages. Mentzer enjoys restoring classic boats, cruising the Chesapeake Bay and Eastern Seaboard, writing, reading, and teaching. He is also a professional musician. Next he plans to write fictional novels.
by Mark A. Mentzer, PhD
Mentzer details his exciting 2600-mile trip on the Intracoastal Waterway from the Chesapeake Bay to the Gulf of Mexico and back. His fascinating narrative provides exciting details of his journey as well as insights and accounts of the cruising life and what to expect along the way.
Dr. Mark A. Mentzer enjoys a career in science, teaching, and writing. After many years as a senior scientist at the U.S. Army Research Laboratory, he began teaching math and science. He authored two books on optics and biomedical engineering, and is completing a third on the subject of mild traumatic brain injury. His technical books are widely distributed in three languages. Mentzer enjoys restoring classic boats, cruising the Chesapeake Bay and Eastern Seaboard, writing, reading, and teaching. He is also a professional musician. Next he plans to write fictional novels.
by Mark A. Mentzer, PhD
Mentzer details his exciting 2600-mile trip on the Intracoastal Waterway from the Chesapeake Bay to the Gulf of Mexico and back. His fascinating narrative provides exciting details of his journey as well as insights and accounts of the cruising life and what to expect along the way.
Dr. Mark A. Mentzer enjoys a career in science, teaching, and writing. After many years as a senior scientist at the U.S. Army Research Laboratory, he began teaching math and science. He authored two books on optics and biomedical engineering, and is completing a third on the subject of mild traumatic brain injury. His technical books are widely distributed in three languages. Mentzer enjoys restoring classic boats, cruising the Chesapeake Bay and Eastern Seaboard, writing, reading, and teaching. He is also a professional musician. Next he plans to write fictional novels.