Bermuda (Day 73)
We made the mistake of being finished with the trip mentally, while physically we were still at sea.
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We made the mistake of being finished with the trip mentally, while physically we were still at sea.
Apogee sails to Gran Canaria, the next stop in the Canaries, and finally gets a video of the dolphins.
Apogee leaves Morocco for the Canaries and once again finds wind.
The crew of Apogee explores the capital of Morocco and its older sister Salé.
Apogee sails from Portugal to Morocco with big swell and a phosphorescent surprise.
A delivery aboard a new Nautitech 542 catamaran provides an experienced monohull sailor with fresh air—and fresh impressions.
Just went up on deck – and disturbed a tiny gaily-coloured bird – a goldfinch. One of a pair, it turned out… they investigated all around on deck and in the rigging… and finally chose the protection of a fold of the mainsail near the mast for their overnight roosting place as the sun was setting.
An increase in wind and worries about the GPS unit cause Jeanne Socrates to heave to off the coast of Australia.
“History,” a timeworn saying briefly assures us, “repeats itself.” Unfortunately for the Zartmans, this was the case with their dinghy delimmas.
Forget the measly crocus and robin. My harbinger of spring is when the water comes on once again at the dockside spigot.
A young Cap’n Fatty and his mother, Marie Goodlander, the Sea Siren, were right at home aboard their schooner Elizabeth. At 94, Marie proves she still can handle the helm when she joins Fatty and Carolyn for a sail aboard their new boat, Ganesh.
Seamanship | A shorthanded passage in bad weather underscores the importance of a vigilant watch.
We made the mistake of being finished with the trip mentally, while physically we were still at sea.
Apogee sails to Gran Canaria, the next stop in the Canaries, and finally gets a video of the dolphins.
Apogee leaves Morocco for the Canaries and once again finds wind.
The crew of Apogee explores the capital of Morocco and its older sister Salé.
Apogee sails from Portugal to Morocco with big swell and a phosphorescent surprise.
A delivery aboard a new Nautitech 542 catamaran provides an experienced monohull sailor with fresh air—and fresh impressions.
Just went up on deck – and disturbed a tiny gaily-coloured bird – a goldfinch. One of a pair, it turned out… they investigated all around on deck and in the rigging… and finally chose the protection of a fold of the mainsail near the mast for their overnight roosting place as the sun was setting.
An increase in wind and worries about the GPS unit cause Jeanne Socrates to heave to off the coast of Australia.
“History,” a timeworn saying briefly assures us, “repeats itself.” Unfortunately for the Zartmans, this was the case with their dinghy delimmas.
Forget the measly crocus and robin. My harbinger of spring is when the water comes on once again at the dockside spigot.
A young Cap’n Fatty and his mother, Marie Goodlander, the Sea Siren, were right at home aboard their schooner Elizabeth. At 94, Marie proves she still can handle the helm when she joins Fatty and Carolyn for a sail aboard their new boat, Ganesh.
Seamanship | A shorthanded passage in bad weather underscores the importance of a vigilant watch.
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