Sailing with Stephanie and Conor

In search of warmer waters on our Tayana 55 Horizon

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Booby Treat Trolley

The miles continue and the latitude drops. And it was a busy day yesterday from a sea life perspective. What we believe to be a masked booby (I’ll post a real photo at some point once I figure out how to get it from the real camera to my computer) came and visited us and…

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Feeling knotty

What a difference a day and a few knots more of wind makes. We caught up to the wind, or the wind caught up to us, whichever way, and we are sailing again! It feels and sounds incredible. Instead of listening to sloshing water and banging sails because we’re going so slow, now we’re surfing…

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Tropic Like It’s Hot

We made it to the Tropic of Cancer! 23.5 degrees N at 9am this morning Pacific time so we split a beer and had some chips because in the end, what is time anyhow? It was a sunupper rather than a sundowner! Now midday we are finally both wearing t-shirts and we’re certain shorts will…

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Transition Zone

Some new things have happened over the last couple of days — first and possibly most exciting being that yesterday morning we had three flying squid on our deck and then today we had our first flying fish on deck (RIP sweet ocean creatures). Second, we started our this passage at 33N degrees latitude and…

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From somewhere near Isla de Guadelupe

Some quick observations from the first couple of days: This is hard! We’ve had wind and waves on the beam since night one, making for an uncomfortable ride until today when we’ve had now a few hours of pleasant riding. We know it takes awhile to get into the rhythm, and the sea was certainly…

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