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14 July 2009

Out to Sea…again

“Maybe we should pull some more sail out…it’s back in the thirties”

We’ll get to that comment later…

Friday, 10 July 2009

I was happy to get back on my night watches again. Twelve to three – that’s my favorite time on the boat. It’s serene, nobody wants anything, and most evenings it is peaceful with time to reflect on whatever. We had a beautiful day exiting the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Clear blue skies, flat seas and no wind.

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We had a great sail once we got around Cape Flattery…thru Hole in the Wall. It was flat calm the entire way down Juan’s Strait. Once we rounded the Cape, the winds continued to freshen and stayed in the 20-25 kt category until around 4AM this morning. Then it pretty much died out; however, the USCG was discouraging bigger boats from entering the Columbia River Barge and in fact closed it to small vessels…so onward we go. The weather looks to remain good for Cutthroat sailing so our current plan is to just continue on to San Francisco. Charlie and Kathryne are fine…a little surprised at the ferocity of the seas (especially at night when the boat makes wierd boat noises and rolls a lot). They are anxious to get to San Francisco! It’s been raining much of this morning and we had some serious fog late yesterday and most of the night.

At the present rate we should be in San Francisco Bay on Tuesday afternoon.

We’ll keep you all posted. Everyone is fine and having fun!

Best wishes from the “Crew of the Cutthroat”

Elise, Roger, Charlie, Kathryne and Bob

Cutthroat Adventures 2009

9 July 2009

Final Preparations to Head South…around Cape Flattery

After another couple of weeks living the cruising life, the time is upon us to head Cutthroat south down the west coast of the United States beginning the return leg of our three year odyssey. Our ultimate destination is San Diego but with multiple stops in Oregon, San Francisco and LA along the way.

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22 June 2009

Sidney, BC

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  • No more texting once in Canada – too much $$$$. We’re cheap sailors! #
  • Anchored in Blind Bay – crossing border to Canada later today #
  • long travel day from downtown Seattle to Oak Harbor. Met Desert Venture enroute – got great pictures. Dinner aboard Cutthroat – yummy. #
  • Docked @ Bell Harbor Marina – downtown Seattle near Pike Place Market. Kids are loving it… #
  • Back in Gig Harbor…boat cleaning day. #

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