And so we began leg one as depicted on the map below. All sails were raised and we had the best day of sailing with 15 – 20 kt winds, flat seas and a sunny sky, as we sailed to McGlathery Island, marked (1), where we anchored and spent our first night at sea.
July 2022 Adventures Asea by Virginia and Dennis Johns
JUNE 2022 BENCHMARK SURVIVES ITS SHAKEDOWN CRUISE BY SCOTT BURNS
I go to Fry’s every May to find out what I’ve forgotten to bring so I’ll be better prepared for the rest of the summer. Steve Carlson and Boris Alves… Keep Reading
February 2022 News From Adventurer Sailors by Patrick White & Alyssa Lewis
NOVEMBER 2021 BUCKET AND CHUCK-IT or What to do when your toilet misbehaves by RICH AND PEGGY CIOLINO
While gathered in the saloon one evening playing a board game our son leaned over to me and asked me “Do you smell something like urine?”. I did and I dreaded something bad but didn’t want to immediately face the consequences of finding a leak in our toilet system that would likely come with a major interruption in what up-to-now had been a stress-free and fun get-together.
October 2021 A Whale Tail (the picture that got away) by Lisa and Scott Burns
September 2021 What a Cruise! Catalina 2021 by Rich and Peggy Ciolino
August 2021 “A Summer Visit to Santa Cruz Island July 2021” by Steve Hodges
As we approached the shipping lanes, visibility was only a few miles; we could see the west-bound ships, but the east bound ones could only be seen on AIS. Unfortunately, this was literally true as, after more than 20 years of operation, our radar went kaput. Oh well, it’s only another couple of boat bucks…
July 2021, The Summer Sailstice Sail to Pelican’s Bay, or How we get by with a little help from our friends by Lisa Burns
May 2021 Lightning in Costa Rica by Dennis Johns
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