Only hours away from setting sail on our non-stop 2,800nm (hopefully) passage to St Martin. Joseph Burke, who sailed with us before has just arrived to accompany us. Now if Mother Nature is kind enough to allow for one-person watches, we’ll each have only one 4-hour watch and get to sleep more at night. It will be our longest trip to date, about 3 weeks, and our first Christmas at sea. (Probably canned ham for Christmas dinner.) As usual, you can follow our passage through Shiptrak (http://shiptrak.org/?callsign=WDB4885) or this blog.
Saturday, December 08, 2007
Farewell Madeira
Only hours away from setting sail on our non-stop 2,800nm (hopefully) passage to St Martin. Joseph Burke, who sailed with us before has just arrived to accompany us. Now if Mother Nature is kind enough to allow for one-person watches, we’ll each have only one 4-hour watch and get to sleep more at night. It will be our longest trip to date, about 3 weeks, and our first Christmas at sea. (Probably canned ham for Christmas dinner.) As usual, you can follow our passage through Shiptrak (http://shiptrak.org/?callsign=WDB4885) or this blog.
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