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A few pics of stuff. I was going to write a list but pics are quicker.
First off is obligatory boaty junk under the chart table..
There are honestly some lifejackets. Look! But usually, boaty peoplebring their own lucky lifejacket. Only bring 1, mind! There are also 7 solid ones in the foredeck storage...
Courtesy flags. All a bit useless for this trip i believe.
Relevant charts. We are ok to azores at least, moe to follow with grand thieving of charts from t'othr boat. Seems the previous owner has photocopied some charts which is rathr out of order. However, i'm not chucking them away now...
Relevant books discovered onboard. One of them is "Understanding the universe" which should cover most things. The Reeds 2007 covers Bermuda
Now, outside, stand up tall and you can see a plan view of where we are. The bay is actually fairly empty compared with the several hundreds there for the regatta.
On the western side of the island is Orient Bay with outlying little island in the foreground...and beyond in distance is Anguilla, which we have to go around to get north. Ideal i suppose is go to east of that eastern point. Depnds on how horrid and rough it is beating up a perhaps-suddenly-shallow channel with 3000 miles fetch...
Closer pic of anguilla eastern tip shows a gap, which I understand might easily be sailable, not looked at the charts.
The other option if a bit too upwindish eastabout Anguilla is go west around it, altho there are reefs beyond thataway, like this one, so best stay awake and look at charts ded carefully first...
Finally, a quick check of pies. 24 in total, only a couple of dents.
First off is obligatory boaty junk under the chart table..
There are honestly some lifejackets. Look! But usually, boaty peoplebring their own lucky lifejacket. Only bring 1, mind! There are also 7 solid ones in the foredeck storage...
Courtesy flags. All a bit useless for this trip i believe.
Relevant charts. We are ok to azores at least, moe to follow with grand thieving of charts from t'othr boat. Seems the previous owner has photocopied some charts which is rathr out of order. However, i'm not chucking them away now...
Relevant books discovered onboard. One of them is "Understanding the universe" which should cover most things. The Reeds 2007 covers Bermuda
Now, outside, stand up tall and you can see a plan view of where we are. The bay is actually fairly empty compared with the several hundreds there for the regatta.
On the western side of the island is Orient Bay with outlying little island in the foreground...and beyond in distance is Anguilla, which we have to go around to get north. Ideal i suppose is go to east of that eastern point. Depnds on how horrid and rough it is beating up a perhaps-suddenly-shallow channel with 3000 miles fetch...
Closer pic of anguilla eastern tip shows a gap, which I understand might easily be sailable, not looked at the charts.
The other option if a bit too upwindish eastabout Anguilla is go west around it, altho there are reefs beyond thataway, like this one, so best stay awake and look at charts ded carefully first...
Finally, a quick check of pies. 24 in total, only a couple of dents.