Wednesday saw us sailing very comfortably in 10-15 knot SE winds, with much reduced swell. Not a fast sail, but enjoyable. Wednesday eve the forecast decrease in winds came late at night (after a brief squall causing a reef in the main late in the night). Thursday morning (5am), the winds left us. So we motored.
By 9am we were back sailing, the wind clocking around to the NE. Expected to increase to NW 15-20 tonight and 20-30 over the weekend. Oh boy.
Crew is all well (a little tired from last night's antics).
Current location (Thursday @ 10am PDT): 44 degrees 05.4 minutes N; 126 degrees 30.86 minutes W
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We are constantly torn between the mountains and the sea. This blog is an account of our sailing adventures, both in British Columbia/Haida Gwaii, and to Mexico (2013-2015), as well as our mountain adventures (including skiing in the Winter, hiking in the Summer/Fall, and trekking in Nepal). Hopefully this blog will provide you with helpful information on these topics (in addition to documenting our adventures). Welcome!
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