With work and family, she just doesn’t get sailed enough. It stinks to leave a boat like this tied up.
She’s something special: A whole load of 2010 PacCup/TransPac dreams could easily fit aboard.
With work and family, she just doesn’t get sailed enough. It stinks to leave a boat like this tied up.
She’s something special: A whole load of 2010 PacCup/TransPac dreams could easily fit aboard.
Raced in the j/105 February midwinter regatta with Racer X. Had some great Peruvian food in the city afterward with Phillip and Nicole.
HKE and I took a (hopefully well-deserved) week off and headed back down to the BVI for a week of cruising with my brother Mike and his wife. We rented a Beneteau 352, the smallest boat I’ve ever chartered. It turned out to be a perfect size for two friendly couples, and really economical with the “captain’s discount” and the “holy crap no one rents sailboats during great depression 2.0 discount”.
Swim, sail, anchor, snorkle, drink, sail, anchor, drink, snorkel, drink, swim.
The spare halyard put to good use
Marina Key
The usual misery
Marriage counseling