After a beautiful sunset, tonight the moon is shinning high. Conditions
are a little soft but very pleasant. The wind finally headed and we are
now sailing in direct line to Hawaii. The wind is between 13 and 16
knots, swell coming from east of about 8 to 10 feet, mostly clear sky
and some squalls but low in intensity. We are on port tack under R2 and
are debating on putting the stay sail or not. The moon is shining so
bright that we even saw a moon bow after a squall, quite unique.
Our ETA keeps changing and we are now looking at early Monday morning.
We have 240 miles to go.
JB
Keep sailing fast, You are so close, The ice is already in the glass for your Mai Tai's.
ReplyDeleteWish I could be there John, But I will see you on Wednesday. Have a Mai Tai for me.
Love always, Nay :)
To the Bartons and crew, with a special shout out to Gary...well raced and may corrections favor you further. Enjoy the festivities - we'll raise one to you all!
ReplyDeleteBig Alohooooo - Hah!
Lance & Storm s/y Alliance
Good luck only 1 more day to go, then mai tais in hand and hot showers for all. Take care.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Julie, Gigi and Axel
l'arrivée approche!! çà sent le maï Taï, on a pensé à toi, on en a bu ce soir comme apéro, ils st tous adoré!!
ReplyDeletebisous elo
té le KGB ??
ReplyDeletebisous ta petite soeur