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Gee whiz....it's been such a quiet hurricane season!

YAY!!



It is so nice to hear the weatherman say that the "tropics are quiet." This has been pretty much a quiet season. Florida used to get a lot of those, but this is the first time for a while that it has been so calm for so long. Gee, we are only up to Fred on the naming.



It means that O Town residents don't become complacent because there may be one just around the corner hiding, but we aren't so anxious...nervous....worried....or whatever! No fighting over flashlights… Continue

Added by Charlotte Radford on September 26, 2009 at 6:59am — 4 Comments

Playing Hookey

Sunday, I had work to do. And what's the best thing to do when you have deadlines to meet? Well, in the words of Bluto:

TOGA! TOGA!

Well, next best thing is to go sailing. So I did on Sunday.

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Added by Anne on September 22, 2009 at 9:34am — No Comments

Cruising Plans

September 21 2009, Shilshole Bay: Cruising Plans



Summer is over. Although it is bright and sunny, there is a definite Autumn nip in the air and the shadows are getting long as the sun's arc no longer crosses the top of the sky. Laura is coming down off the frenetic pace as business slows at the end of the season and we are looking forward to spending more time together as West Marine adopts shorter hours for the Winter.



Meanwhile we have been taking full advantage of the… Continue

Added by Orvil Newton on September 21, 2009 at 4:26pm — 3 Comments

Connections in Miami, in November

My daughter and I decided to meet up in Miami in the middle of November for vacation. (We are both flying - gratuitous remarks about windward 747s go here...) We are arriving around the 14th. So we are looking to meet up with folks, hopefully find some gentle soul who would like to take us sailing for a day, or a few days, interesting places to stay, things to do, etc.

Added by Gary B on September 20, 2009 at 10:30pm — 6 Comments

Where are the days going....

Wow, I can't believe it has been nearly ten days since my last entry. Most of the time is spent working as a school counselor, sailing Fast Lane, thinking about sailing my sunfish, working on SPRAY, sending e-mails, reading e-mails, polishing off my first big interview artiicle, and spending time with Sammi, swimming befoe dawn's early light, walking/jogging in the early evenings, sorting pictures, searching for my cell phone, keeping the house tidy, washing, ironing, driving, eating, cooking,… Continue

Added by Marlene A. Sassaman on September 17, 2009 at 1:17am — 2 Comments

CT to Norfolk

I just returned from Norfolk by car after sailing the boat from CT to Norfolk this past weekend. We left from Westbrook,CT on Friday and arrived on Monday AM. It was a bit short on crew as I had to share my 3rd crew (I prefer at least 4) with a friend from Martha's Vineyard who was alone on his Hans Christian 48. We sailed down as a pair. On Friday, mid-day, we passed by the UN on the way down the East river. We spent a very enjoyable overnight in Sandy Hook then set off mid-day Sat for Norfolk… Continue

Added by Art Dufresne on September 9, 2009 at 1:12pm — 1 Comment

RE: Off to the Med

Well, as far as assignments go, this one should be excellent! 10 days in the Western Med / Adriatic! And on a Clipper ship! Woohoo! We're sailing on the Royal Clipper from Venice to Rome with stops in Croatia, Greece, Sicily and more!

Hope to post more as time (and bandwidth) permit!

Added by CruisingEditor on September 8, 2009 at 10:29am — No Comments

Hallejulah,

After a year of frustratingly trying to organize a slide show with the music of my choice I think i finally found a software program I can deal with. It is called Pinnacle. While I have many, many hours of work ahead to get it completed, at least I am confident this program will work. As with my blog, the theme will be sailing at sixty. Interestingly, it has prompted my talent as a photographer, as the storyboard is inspiring me to take pictures of things like the book which got me dreaming of… Continue

Added by Marlene A. Sassaman on September 8, 2009 at 2:41am — 1 Comment

Rust on Rudder Post and keel

I slipped the boat this week and have spots of rust at the keel-hull join. The dealer tells me it is not from bolts but from the edge of keel. I also have rust coming from somewhere on the rudder shaft but cant see where without taking the rudder off. Any thoughts.

Added by stephen grainger on September 5, 2009 at 10:14am — 1 Comment

Crossing our fingers and toes that Erika decides to visit elsewhere!

O Town has been pretty much rain city lately. Big storms and lots of lightening. Hey, there's a price you pay to live in the BEST SAILING STATE IN THE USA!!!



Looks like Erika may decide to party with Florida, but hoping not. If she stays organized, we could get some major rain. Like we need any more!!! It's rainy season now. Watching the grass grow actually means something here in Touristville.



I'm sure everyone out Bahamas way, and around there are feeling rain and… Continue

Added by Charlotte Radford on September 2, 2009 at 6:11pm — 2 Comments

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