The anticipated wind did not arrive during Tuesday night, and there were some gusts throughout the day, but the skies … Continue reading Nothing much on Wednesday and a beautiful journey on Thursday
The white foamy substance that flows out of the stream at the head of Oyster Bay produced a number of … Continue reading They’re baaaaack!
. . . and no fish eggs in Fish Egg Inlet that we could discover. We arrived in this very … Continue reading No oysters in Oyster Bay . . .
We are still getting used to this technology—and its limitations. We’ve anchored in Oyster Inlet at the end of Fish … Continue reading Via Iridium (and a moment of reformatting)
Safely rounding Cape Caution! A black bear! White-sand beaches! Sunshine! Peace and quiet in Fury Cove! I could have chosen … Continue reading SAILING!!
Braesail and her sleepy crew left Port McNeill WAY too early (7:30 am) this morning and motored for somewhat over … Continue reading Harbored in Allison Harbour
On Thursday, September 15, the GPS receiver on Braesail’s AIS system quit working. We can see other boats just fine, … Continue reading Finding (captain?) Nemo? (UPDATED September 18)
Braesail untied from the docks in Port McNeill at about 0730 this morning, heading north to Allison Harbour and Cape … Continue reading Where is Braesail now?
We have the Iridium GO! satellite phone at last, and it WORKS! Now we can maintain at least some level … Continue reading Port McNeill: Motoring, dining, shopping, and GO!-ing
What a windstorm this morning (Wednesday)–gusts up to around 50 mph blew the rain around in sheets and rocked and … Continue reading Blown away–almost!
Braesail - A grand yacht in the Salish Sea 