Yes, very impressive. Makes me humble..
Two others I've met reaffirms some are simply 'a different breed'.
1. Patrick Childress (author of cruising guide to Nagarransett Bay, thereabouts)
sailed a 30' Catalina sloop around the world singlehandedly - twice.
2. 'Charlie' I met in Horta, Faial (Azores, Portugal) who just finished 30 years
cruising with his wife in the Bahamas. I asked "Where did you go, Charlie?".
He said "Everywhere". Charlie was 80 years old and died on the deck
of his boat the next day getting ready for a race to Sao Jorge.
Two female ER physicians attempted to revive him in vain. Later, his wife said,
"That's the way Charlie wanted to go".
Aye.