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322nm to go to Marsden Cove. All is well aboard. Another t-shirt day. In fact, when inside I had to take even that off, it was too warm. Is this really the same patch of ocean we’ve traveled twice before? And we’ve made some good progress. On the morning net we heard the boats 60nm […] 477nm to go to Marsden Cove. All is well aboard. Imagine a dinner plate 4 miles across and you sitting in the middle. That’s our world. From the deck of a sail boat the horizon is on 2 miles away and hence your universe is a 4 mile diameter dinner plate full of sea. If […] Day 2 is usually the day the crew fall into the groove of ocean sailing and true to form, that began to happen aboard Dignity. Until now we were all on a watch/eat/sleep cycle. On day 2, we all managed to stay awake during our off-watch periods. This also meant we were able to chat […] Day 1 the wind and seas both calmed down allowing us to point a little closer to the wind and stay moving well and comfortable. We’re still gradually drifting west of the rhumb line but the forecast is in our favour and we should make a better angle over the next 24 hours. Overnight it […] |
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