08/16/02
The drips didn’t stop last night, but seemed to be localized to my feet and ankles, so I threw the sheet over my feet and persevered. The wind conditions have continued the same, and I am getting used to it a little.
I'm replaying my circumnavigation log a few years later, since I didn't get to do it in real time the first time. Starting June 10, 2002, I embarked on an 11-month journey with two other people on the 42-foot sailing yacht FIONA. This is the log I kept from the voyage, with photos thrown in.
Blog Archive
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2002
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August
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- The Wile E. Coyote Wave
- Crapping on the Back of a Wild Bull
- GPS on the Fritz
- More Drips
- The Party's Over
- On the Seas Once Again
- Happy Birthday, Fernando!!
- Fernando de Noronha
- Fernando Within Sight
- Waking up to Porpoises
- We Have Company
- Sailing Close-Hauled to avoid Paulo and Pedro
- Bad News from Home
- Struggling to head south
- Rain and Wind adds to the Frustration
- Dying in the Heat
- Have We Found the Doldrums?
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July
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- Heating Up
- Wind is Back
- A Doldrums Dip
- Mindelo, Cape Verde Islands
- So Much for Trade Winds
- Flying Fish Attack!!
- This ain't no Pequod
- Bobbing Like a Cork
- A Tricky Maneuver with the Halyard
- Eric gets out the Sledge Hammer
- Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands
- Getting Close to Tenerife
- The Misery Continues
- The Chinese Water Torture Begins
- Another Second Thought..
- Back on the Ocean
- Horta
- An Action Packed Night
- Flores - The First Steps on Foreign Soil
- Land Ho!!!
- Marveling at the Night Sky
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August
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