Starts from any of 4 Lake Superior harbors. Circumnavigates 615 mile course anti-clockwise. Can follow 4 singlehander entrants this year , search Superior 600 or Great Lakes Solo Sailors for tracking map.
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Several bloggers have asked me where I am so I guess I need to clarify. I am home. Home in Indialantic in my nice concrete block, with 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, living room, den, converted dining room to a reading room, kitchen, laundry room, two car garage, sewing area, and inground swimming pool. Aye, the good life. This is my home where I organize my sailing trips. What used to be day sails and races has become more intense long term sailing adventures as you all know.
The longer…
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Wit h the whole Bermuda trip a part of my personal history it is amazing at how life's little toils catcth up. Some might call it the old grind, but the heck with the Negative Nancy attitude. Every single moment whether you are out at sea, wrestling with your garage door that managed to get stuck between your car's bumper and its trailer hitch, or simply lazzing about a backyard swimming pool, there is joy.
Take today for an example. after waking up to soothing ool shower I realized I…
ContinueAdded by Marlene Anne Sassaman on July 19, 2012 at 10:43am — 1 Comment
Wit h the whole Bermuda trip a part of my personal history it is amazing at how life's little toils catcth up. Some might call it the old grind, but the heck with the Negative Nancy attitude. Every single moment whether you are out at sea, wrestling with your garage door that managed to get stuck between your car's bumper and its trailer hitch, or simply lazzing about a backyard swimming pool, there is joy.
Take today for an example. after waking up to soothing ool shower I realized I…
ContinueAdded by Marlene Anne Sassaman on July 19, 2012 at 10:43am — No Comments
Down to the marina early Friday morning to get started with boat chores. First big effort was to remove a seriously rusted shackle from my secondary anchor rode. I took it up to the marina’s shop to use my drill and cutting wheel to slice through a chain link as the shackle was so badly corroded that I couldn’t dismantle it. Once that project was finished I carried the…
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