He tells his tale with humor and wit, yet also with an appreciation for his newfound lifestyle and little patience for the gatekeepers who treat the "cruising" lifestyle as an elitist sport. The card in play determines what all players must do – say the colour of the word, read the word or simply stand up, but NEVER, EVER! Still, at the end of the day I guess having your own catamaran is a great way to get to out of the way places and explore them, which is clearly the part of the experience that they actually enjoyed. I must confess that it was the title that drew me to this book but I really enjoyed these sailing adventures. Your brain may well not behave as you expect – resulting in delayed responses, utter confusion, general randomness, and a whole lot of head-spinning hilarity!

The little plastic tape closing the box was a bit unstuck when it arrived but I didn’t think anything of it and just put the game away ready for December. Prepare for a rollicking good time as you dive headfirst into the vibrant and unpredictable world of Bumfuzzle – the ultimate challenge where confusion reigns supreme, and laughter is the only way to triumph! We were in constant need of help and advice and the people from the sailing community always seemed very kind and charitable to me.We are proud to work with major brands including The Chase, Taskmaster, Puzzle Cru and Popmaster to name just a few! Examples include at one point the author was wishing he had davots for his dingy and a bit later he is talking about fixing the cracks in his davots. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

we have had to stop his card, contact lloyds fraud team and we still have no idea how this has happened. All I can say is that after reading this book, if I had to have paid for it, I wouldn’t have been very happy. Mind-Muddling, Mischief-Maker Family Games - Have you ever played a game designed to confuse and trick you?

Seems sort of miraculous that they survived - but I guess maybe circumnavigation isn't quite as tricky as it was in Magellan's day? Sometimes their complaining about sailing gets old, but I suppose anyone as unprepared as these two were would find the long passages boring. I enjoyed the read, as someone else has said it's a sailing journal presenting the authors point of view.