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It's just before noon on April 24, 1895, in Boston, Massachusetts.

At the harbor, 51-year-old Joshua Slocum hurls a heavy bag onto the deck of his sailboat,

a 36-foot sloop named the spray. Inside the bag are the last clothes and provisions he needs for an epic and historic trip. Joshua intends to become the

first person to sail around the world single-handedly. His preparations are interrupted by a large

steamship in the harbor blasting its horn. Joshua glares at it in disgust.

He despises these modern ships with their boilers and engines.

For a true seaman like him, there is only one way to travel the sea by sail.

As Joshua scowls at the steamer, he barely notices the two figures appear at the dock behind him.

His wife Hetty and his 14-year-old son have come to see him off.

The atmosphere is awkward.

Joshua could be gone for years, so he doesn't know what to say.

Rather than embrace his child, Joshua simply straightens the boy's jacket and instructs him to look after

his step-mom. His farewell to Hetty is even less sentimental. There's not much affection between them,

and Joshua doesn't even kiss her goodbye before turning away and climbing into his boat. Joshua stows his

bag in the cramped cabin, finding one last space among all his other supplies. Then, with barely

a look back at shore and his family, Joshua pushes off. His boat slowly drifts away from

Doc, and his journey has begun. Joshua's Slocum will spend the next three years circumnavigating the globe alone. Despite his

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