We enjoyed a weekend at the wooden boat festival in Port Townsend - a lot of Mainers were representin'
The photos below were taken during the schooner race.
Our plans as of today are to leave for Neah Bay on the tip of Washington and wait for a weather window to head south to San Fran. So, until further notice, we will be out at sea and out of touch.
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hey guys!!!!! man we just missed you. I wish we'd met up at the boat show. If only we'd gotten our butts in gear. anyways.. Matt Tanguay and I are in Langely on Whidbey Island. Your welcome to come hang out but it seems your headed South. We're trying to plan some backpacking in the olympic penn. in the next couple of days. Maybe we can meet up, if the wind has not picked up. My cell is 207 323 1058,
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Abi
Good luck offshore. Glad to hear you've picked up more crew. I know Jake would like to see you if you stop at Eureka-he's next door in Arcata. Alex and Adam would also like to see you guys in Long Beach. Jake: 207-322-1676; Adam: 207-322-1595; Alex: 207-699-8335.
ReplyDeleteYou guys just keep causing flashbacks for me! Those beautiful boats reminded me of being in the Ancient Marriner Regatta in LA in 1978. I was on a 104' black iron hull 1908(?)wishbone ketch named Violett. I sailed with her from Cabo to S.D. and then up to LA.Had a one cylinder Scandia diesel that was as tall as me and that we started with a flare!!! So good to hear from you and to see you are up to 35%. I referred a guy to you...George Lee...did he call? I look forward to your furhter adventures.
ReplyDeleteSo you guys are blog famous, Maine's own Flannel zine wrote about you and has a link to your blog!!!
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