Sailing Against a Rip-Roaring Current… to Tranquility!
This remote place (the kind you seldom hear about and never see) has one of the scariest entrances we have ever sailed into.
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This remote place (the kind you seldom hear about and never see) has one of the scariest entrances we have ever sailed into.
Sailing Against a Rip-Roaring Current… to Tranquility! Read Post »
I’ve jumped out of aeroplanes, mountain-biked the world’s most dangerous roads, surfed following seas at 15 knots, and hit storms off Africa that had crew throwing up, but nothing could have prepared me for the four days of hell Liz and I just endured. You see it wasn’t the weather itself that terrified us, it was the situation we found ourselves in after the first squall hit. We entered the Twilight Zone, and for four days got trapped in an increasingly desperate situation.
Worse Things Happen At Sea Read Post »
The Convergence Zone. A place where the unforgiving seas force lesser men to give up and go home. This podcast begins with us leaving Freedom Bay and looking at problems on other boats in the rally. It ends, however, in Marsa Dudo with an analysis of a problem we encounter ourselves. This was a grueling hundred mile trip that should have been completed in 24 hours. It took much, much longer. Along the way Esper finds herself in a critical situation.
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In the night as we were circling some hazardous rocks our fan belt decided it had had enough and sheared off. The cooling system, therefore, was not doing its job.
Fan Belts And Braces Read Post »