On April 21, 2007,  Reid Stowe sailed from the Hudson River on the schooner Anne. His goal was to stay at sea for 1,000 days without touching a port or being resupplied.   It would be the the longest sea voyage in history.  Today, Reid Stowe is returning to the Hudson River after 1,152 days at sea and will be greeted by a flotilla of boats escorting him in to his first landfall in over three years.

A Record-Smashing Sea Journey, and Not for Its Speed