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08/16/2008
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Well, after several weeks of dancing around the North Atlantic Ocean
with gales, storms and calms, we are finally within reach of Ireland.
If you are receiving this message, then we have just come into
communications range on our approach to Clew Bay.
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07/24/2008
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Yep, it looks like we have a good weather window through the next 4-5 days. Herb says our light winds will back from SW <10 to SE 15-20 and build to 20-25 on friday, remaining southerly through the weekend. That makes it easy to sail directly there.
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07/21/2008
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Sounds like a trick question, but here in Nova Scotia it's a matter of meterological and social interest. If you can't see your neighbors, there must not be any!
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07/18/2008
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The coast of Maine from Schoodic on is rather remote, dramatic and
teacherous. Rocks at 5 feet surrounded by 200 feet of water. Waves
breaking in the middle of the "ocean" are a real clue. Petit Manan
Island, a tall lighthouse on a flat surface in the sea, has a huge
colony of birds, including puffins but we didn't see any from where we
were. No tourists in sight at all. Except us of course.
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