After work sail with the salty crew (Tattoos by Carl, Mrs. Nelson, The Nige). Underway just before 5 p.m. into a light westerly breeze which pushed us along at just the right speed. All hands took a turn at the tiller and the R&B sound system provided smooth p-jazz and classic oldies to set the tone. Some screwtop vino and silver bullets were consumed. Cruised around just west of the tunnel and watched the Wednesday night races in Hampton Bay. Enjoyed passage of a big Hoegh car carrier and the King Ore. As the wind subsided we turned for home watching the sun slowly sink. RTB around 1945.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
After work sail with the salty crew (Tattoos by Carl, Mrs. Nelson, The Nige). Underway just before 5 p.m. into a light westerly breeze which pushed us along at just the right speed. All hands took a turn at the tiller and the R&B sound system provided smooth p-jazz and classic oldies to set the tone. Some screwtop vino and silver bullets were consumed. Cruised around just west of the tunnel and watched the Wednesday night races in Hampton Bay. Enjoyed passage of a big Hoegh car carrier and the King Ore. As the wind subsided we turned for home watching the sun slowly sink. RTB around 1945.
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