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| Departing St. Mary's Inlet, Florida |
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| YAHOO, our loaner radar antenna is working |
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| Librarian Radeen working the log book |
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| Beam reaching to start in 8-10 knots |
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| Our course is 055, 330 nm to the Cape |
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| Sunset and lighting up the red nav lights |
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| The helm view at dusk |
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| Wing on Wing in 20 knots |
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| Fantastic sailing. We really enjoy wing on wing |
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| Boat speed is not bad in 20+ knots |
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| Hayden at the helm |
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| Dawn is always exciting |
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| Our SPOT map points at 0600, 1200, 1800, 2400 |
4 comments:
Awesome! We just did our overnighter around Cape Hatteras Wednesday night... we're now lying in Norfolk... just a little in front of you.
This is our first time in the Chesapeake and we're very excited. We have a week to explore the bay before we need to be in Baltimore... if you have any recommendations for stops we'd love to have your input.
Thanks for the video.. it was great.
Michael & Barb
As Michael said, over the top "awesome" video and documentation of the FL-NC passage! And while I know you enjoy doing such, I appreciate you doing such a fantastic job and letting me sail along. Just wish we were on our previous boat, IP320, Second Home and getting to meet y'all in person at Cape Lookout. Enjoy that wonderful spot and safe travels the remainder of the return trip to homeport!
Mike Poplin
Boatless in Ellerbe, NC
We hope to meet you next year. We're headed N to the Chesapeake next week. You have been an inspiration to us. We have enjoyed your blog and photos. Very professional.
Campbell and Lisa
Beaufort, NC
What a beautiful video. I miss Alpenglow already seeing your video.
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