Saturday afternoon was a gorgeous day for sailing, and I was lucky to have my friend Bruce Sinclair and Lenny Reich along with me. Like Bruce, Lenny sails out of Maine, and is visiting San Francisco. In fact, Bruce picked up Lenny at the airport and reached the marina by 2:00, where I had Spindrift ready to cast off. With winds reaching 18 knots, we close reached across the bay from Yerba Buena to Angel Island on the end of an ebb at nine knots over ground. The return trip in slack water with winds at about 9-10 knots was a little slower, but we were in the slip by 5:30 and enjoying a nip.
ramblings, stories, photos, rants and ravings from James and Penelope, the skipper and first mate of Alizée, a 2001 Cabo Rico 36, who sail, are dragon boaters and otherwise mess about on boats, read, write, volunteer, travel occasionally and otherwise enjoy life to the fullest, and whose skipper plays jazz piano in his quintet All That Jazz.
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Sunday, February 26, 2006
Friends on the Bay...
Saturday afternoon was a gorgeous day for sailing, and I was lucky to have my friend Bruce Sinclair and Lenny Reich along with me. Like Bruce, Lenny sails out of Maine, and is visiting San Francisco. In fact, Bruce picked up Lenny at the airport and reached the marina by 2:00, where I had Spindrift ready to cast off. With winds reaching 18 knots, we close reached across the bay from Yerba Buena to Angel Island on the end of an ebb at nine knots over ground. The return trip in slack water with winds at about 9-10 knots was a little slower, but we were in the slip by 5:30 and enjoying a nip.
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