Sail Cutthroat

Déjà Vu???
North to Alaska Seattle Series 2008
20-21 July 2008
Lat N49.27.764
Lon W124.43.970
Since its John’s birthday today, the 21st, and when asked what he wanted for his special day…he replied, “I’d like to get as much out of this day as possible.”  Being that he is now the oldest one aboard and we’re not sure how [...]

North to Alaska Seattle Series 2008
18 July 2008
Lat N48.56.513
Lon W123.33.209
One of the most beautiful aspects of cruising is being at anchor in
some drop-dead gorgeous anchorage in the middle of nowhere with
mountains, forests, blue skies, clear water, an abundance of wildlife,
and a noticeable absence of people. Well, that’s where we are right
now - midday on [...]

Victoria City Life
North to Alaska Seattle Series 2008
16 July 2008
Lat N48.25.32
Lon W123.22.220
Well we made it safely across the Strait of Juan de Fuca to the beautiful city of Victoria, British Columbia in about 3 ½ hours with a lively 20 knot wind out of the west.  It was a perfect sail but we also ran [...]

Paroled from Port Angeles
North to
Alaska Seattle 2008 Series
13 July 2008
Lat N48.07.072
Lon W123.27.367
That’s how we feel today…like we were just granted “parole” from our long internment in Port Angeles.  It’s certainly not that we have anything against the lovely city of Port Angeles or its residents.  As a matter of fact, people couldn’t have been [...]

North to
Alaska Seattle 2008 Series
4 July 2008Lat N48.07.072
Lon W123.27.367
Still in Port Angeles…
As cruisers throughout the world say, the definition of cruising is “fixing your boat in exotic places.” Now if you think about it, that implies that it broke down or suffered some form of trauma somewhere enroute and you need to get to a [...]