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Monthly Archives: March 2010
John: Day 2
Ok so it seems that I have got the naming of this blog a bit wrong. My “Day 1” should really be Day 2. To pull it inline with the others I’ll just write some small additional stuff to finish … Continue reading
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Steve: Day 2 addendum
Forgot to mention we passed two milestones today. We’re now furthest south and furthest west than we’ve been before. New frontiers. No fish though.
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Day 2: Steve
Looking back at Saturday I remember little about my midnight to 3am shift. Maybe it’s because I’m struggling to consciousness shortly after waking at midnight. I’ve decided I don’t really like this shift rotation, or at least my position on … Continue reading
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John: Day 1
Well another 24 hours and I think I’m getting use to the shifts. Feeling a load better after drinking lots of water and eating some salty things. 3am shift this morning started out watching a few squalls about 10 miles … Continue reading
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Helen: Day1
I woke up just before my 6 am watch. There was wind! Very welcomed news after having to motor sail last night during my 9 pm to midnight watch. John who was just finishing his shift said he was able … Continue reading
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