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August 20: Connecticut Inventor Breaks the Rule of Wind Over Water
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August 20: Connecticut Inventor Breaks the Rule of Wind Over Water
https://todayincthistory.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Aug20-TODAYINCTHIST-.mp3 During the Age of Sail, all people who traveled by water did so at the mercy of wind and tide. Too little wind, or wind from the wrong direction, brought delay or disruption to the best-laid plans. Too much wind brought danger, and sometimes even death and destruction. No trip was predictable. When it began and ended was subject to the will or whim of capricious w…
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