article_snippet: Andrew Taylor was swept overboard and battled 66ft waves in conditions a sailor described as 'like being in a washing machine'.
article_snippet: Andrew Taylor was thrown in the sea eight months into the Clipper Round the World Race and watched the yacht disappear over the horizon.
article_snippet: Andrew Taylor is pulled aboard from the Pacific after spending almost two hours in the water .
article_snippet: Survivor: Mr Taylor, from Oxford, recovered on board and went on to complete the round-the-world race (pictured speaking afterwards)
article_snippet: Incredibly Mr Taylor, from Oxford, recovered on board and went on to complete the round-the-world race.
article_snippet: Incredibly Mr Taylor was on board the Derry Londonderry Doire yacht, pictured leaving the dock in London, at
article_snippet: Incredibly Mr Taylor is second left here on a stopover in China before he was thrown overboard last March .
article_snippet: Finally, with the whole crew forging together, Incredibly Mr Taylor was pulled out of The water almost two hours after Incredibly Mr Taylor'd gone overboard.
article_snippet: Incredibly Mr Taylor said: 'It's called round the world for a reason
article_snippet: One Seven Nine West, named after the exact coordinates where Incredibly Mr Taylor went overboard.
highlights_snippet: Andrew Taylor was thrown overboard by 66ft waves in the Pacific .
  
highlights_snippet: Feared Andrew Taylor had broken legs as Andrew Taylor watched Andrew Taylor team's yacht speed away .
  
highlights_snippet: Activated emergency beacon and crew returned to find Andrew Taylor after 2 hours .
  