Month: July 2013
It would be untrue to say we are up both bright and early. The early part is true, but bright it is not. The fog is so thick that we can’t even see 5 boat lengths. We have to get back to work tomorrow, so there can be no dilly-dallying for us. A couple […]
Today we basically motored and motor-sailed up to Port Towsend. No wind, thick thick fog. Saw a couple of grey whales and a few porpoise in the distance. The tide (current) was against us all day. We tried hailing Port Townsend Marina on ch 68 but we got no response. I figured it was because […]
“Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do, than by the ones you did. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the tradewinds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.” Mark Twain This is where we’ll eventually share our trip with you! […]
We left our car at Hidden Harbour Marina where we had bought a slip. What faith that the survey would be good eh! Got a cab to the Victoria Clipper and down to Seattle on July 19th to attend the out-of-water survey and do a sea-trial. Well, a sort of sea-trial as there […]
In mid June 2013 we short-listed 3 boats in the Seattle area and made the trek down by car. We imagined ourselves being happy with the first one we saw – a sturdy Benford 41. We reasoned that we ought to check the other two out as well, so the next day we drove further […]
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